math/reduce: Update to 20190120
- Clean up whitespace in pkg-descr PR: 235580 Submitted by: pfg (maintainer)
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# $FreeBSD$
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PORTNAME= reduce
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PORTVERSION= 20181123
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PORTVERSION= 20190120
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CATEGORIES= math lang
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MASTER_SITES= SF/${PORTNAME}-algebra/${SFSUBDIR}/
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DISTNAME= Reduce-svn4829-src
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DISTNAME= Reduce-svn4868-src
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MAINTAINER= pfg@FreeBSD.org
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COMMENT= REDUCE Codemist Standard Lisp general-purpose computer system
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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ LIB_DEPENDS= libfontconfig.so:x11-fonts/fontconfig \
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USES= autoreconf:build libtool gmake ncurses jpeg
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USE_XORG= x11 xcursor xext xorgproto xft xrandr xrender
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SFSUBDIR= snapshot_2018-11-23
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SFSUBDIR= snapshot_2019-01-20
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TARGET_SDIR= ${ARCH:S/amd64/x86_64/}-unknown-${OPSYS:tl}${OSREL}
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CPPFLAGS+= -I${NCURSESINC}
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TIMESTAMP = 1543274757
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SHA256 (Reduce-svn4829-src.tar.gz) = 9787f31ef1ec23988f4c551388c6ffffe5b97ca290de6eed1c12dff1737763c8
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SIZE (Reduce-svn4829-src.tar.gz) = 261842669
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TIMESTAMP = 1549385721
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SHA256 (Reduce-svn4868-src.tar.gz) = 65911f572cfc41f3cf9c021d13e146d09a0de8b8671414a5397f7187684053b0
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SIZE (Reduce-svn4868-src.tar.gz) = 261906123
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REDUCE is an interactive system for general algebraic computations of
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interest to mathematicians, scientists and engineers.
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CSL is a newer Lisp system that continues to evolve and is now written
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completely in C++, which makes it very easy to port to a new machine.
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Like PSL, it is a faithful implementation of Standard Lisp and has been
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optimized for running REDUCE. It requires a very small memory partition
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for its Lisp support. Furthermore, most of the REDUCE facilities are
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supported as machine independent pseudocode, which is quite compact. In
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the worst case, the performance of this system is about a factor of two
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slower than PSL, though in many cases it matches PSL performance.
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However, the memory use is smaller. All CSL versions are distributed with
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CSL is a newer Lisp system that continues to evolve and is now written
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completely in C++, which makes it very easy to port to a new machine.
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Like PSL, it is a faithful implementation of Standard Lisp and has been
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optimized for running REDUCE. It requires a very small memory partition
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for its Lisp support. Furthermore, most of the REDUCE facilities are
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supported as machine independent pseudocode, which is quite compact. In
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the worst case, the performance of this system is about a factor of two
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slower than PSL, though in many cases it matches PSL performance.
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However, the memory use is smaller. All CSL versions are distributed with
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sufficient CSL support to run on the given computing system. This is also
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an ideal system for those wishing to embed algebraic calculations in a C
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or C++ programming environment. The developer of CSL before it became
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an ideal system for those wishing to embed algebraic calculations in a C
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or C++ programming environment. The developer of CSL before it became
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Open Source was Codemist Ltd.
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WWW: http://www.reduce-algebra.com/
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