Re: Mathematica on Linux
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- Subject: [mg49053] Re: [mg48902] Mathematica on Linux
- From: Bob Walker <walkerbg at ieee.org>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 04:50:43 -0400 (EDT)
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Tom, I am running Mathematica 5.0.1 on Redhat 9 and don't have any of the problems you mention. You didn't say which version of Linux you are running, but I suspect that your OS is corrupted, is not recent enough the have the correct lib....so's or your Mathematica install is corrupted. Not much help I know. Good luck, Bob Walker Tom Savels wrote: >Hello, > >I am running Mathematica 5.0 on a pentium 4 with Linux. I am having certain >difficulties with the performance of Mathematica: > >1. When I abort an evaluation, the memory is cleared. That is, Mathematica >forgets all its declared variables and their values. It happens both when I >abort using "alt+." or via the menu. >2. I often receive the error message "libguide.so already initialized. If >you want your program to continue in this case, please set the environment >variable KMP_DUPLICATE_LIB_OK=TRUE". I set this variable correctly in Linux, >but it doesn't help. Each time this error is produced, Mathematica clears >its memory too. >3. When plotting 2D functions, there is the possibility to press ctrl and >then read out the coordinates of the spot your mouse is pointing at. >However, Mathematica doesn't always give the correct coordinates; it seems >as if the origin of its coordinate system is wrong. I am experiencing this >problem with ordinary 2D cartesian plots and with "List" plots. > >I would really appreciate any advice. > >Sincerely, > >T. Savels > > > > >
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- Mathematica on Linux
- From: "Tom Savels" <t.savels@utwente.nl>
- Mathematica on Linux