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 config 2018-02-05 whebisch [r2340] Fix config.guess and config.sub
 contrib 2018-03-05 whebisch [r2371] Improve Texmacs interface
 doc 2017-04-22 whebisch [r2271] Add manual page
 license 2013-11-16 hemmecke [r1667] remove trailing whitespace, trailing empty line...
 src 2018-03-12 whebisch [r2378] Update release notes
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 ChangeLog 2018-03-11 whebisch [r2377] Catch debian sbcl-1.3.1.debian
 FAQ 2016-07-07 whebisch [r2034] Documentation and comment fixes
 INSTALL 2018-01-15 whebisch [r2334] Minor documentation fixes
 INSTALL.CYGWIN 2014-09-10 whebisch [r1801] Remove traces of noweb from build machinery
 INSTALL.aldor 2017-04-26 whebisch [r2276] Misc documentation fixes
 Makefile.in 2017-03-22 whebisch [r2239] Avoid useless copy
 Makenotes.tex 2016-06-02 whebisch [r1996] Spelling corrections from Qian Yun
 README 2016-07-07 whebisch [r2034] Documentation and comment fixes
 build-setup.sh 2012-10-18 whebisch [r1473] Rename C config header.
 config.lisp 2013-11-16 hemmecke [r1667] remove trailing whitespace, trailing empty line...
 confignotes.tex 2016-06-06 whebisch [r2003] Documentation fixes
 configure 2018-03-12 whebisch [r2380] Set 1.3.3 version number
 configure.ac 2018-03-12 whebisch [r2380] Set 1.3.3 version number

Read Me

This is FriCAS computer algebra system.  FriCAS is a fork of Axiom.

For installation instructions see INSTALL.

The basic goal of FriCAS is to create a free advanced world-class CAS.
FriCAS builds on Axiom codebase. Currently (September 2007) FriCAS
algebra library is the largest and most advanced free general purpose
computer algebra system -- this gives a good foundation to build
on.  Additionally, FriCAS algebra library is written in a high
level strongly typed language (Spad), which allows natural expression
of mathematical algorithms.  This makes FriCAS easier to understand
and extend.

FriCAS uses lightweight development methodology.  Compared to Axiom
FriCAS is significantly restructured -- it is more portable and fixed
several defects.  FriCAS removed rather large unused parts (without
removing functionality).  It is expected that FriCAS will be much
easier to maintain than original Axiom.

Current development goals:

-- continue structural improvements
-- make it easier for external programs to interface with FriCAS
-- develop better user interface
-- support for using external mathematical routines from Spad
-- developing improved Spad compiler
-- add new mathematical algorithms

   Waldek Hebisch