Re: mathematica log sessions
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- Subject: [mg26556] Re: [mg26552] mathematica log sessions
- From: Jean-Marie THOMAS <jmt at agat.net>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2001 22:22:54 -0500 (EST)
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There might be something if you use a site license, but if you don't, you can
use either the global /usr/local/mathematica/Configuration/Kernel/init.m file
or the ~/.Mathematica/4.0/Kernel/init.m file, and their counterparts end.m,
to create a log file :
For instance the global kernel init file :
(** User Mathematica initialization file **)
{Date[],$UserName}>>>"<path to your log file>"
and for the end file :
(* You can add commands here *)
TimeUsed[]>>>"<path to your log file>"
You can add other information, as SessionTime, MaxMemoryUsed, and others (as
described in Principles of Mathematica / Global aspects of Mathematica
sessions). If necessary, you can build your own functions in these
initialization/termination files.
Note that these sessions management functions only apply to the Kernel, and
not to the FrontEnd.
On Friday 05 January 2001 06:34, Ela Parmar wrote:
how do I keep a log of a mathematica session under unix?
- References:
- mathematica log sessions
- From: Ela Parmar <ela.parmar@mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk>
- mathematica log sessions