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| The following snippet If[freeze, run = False, (* code that produces Graphics *)] will, of course, return `False` and not a graphics when `freeze` happens to be `True` |
| Installing the missing library should work, something like sudo apt-get install libuuid1 |
| > On the other hand the WolframLibraryData::Message function does not require the function name to be passed. It some how magically figures this. I don't think this is the case, when you call libData -> Message(), the messages are always issued... |
| > After uninstalling and purging the package, I cannot even reinstall it: 11.3 is back in the official repo, so this should work now |
| The web4robot company and web site are defunct, but here is a copy of that ReadMe.pdf in case it is useful. |
| The machine was a 16-core/32-thread Linux box with 384 GB of RAM, running Kim Wallisch's parallel implementation of the Deleglise-Rivat algorithm (mentioned, but not benchmarked in the linked paper). |
| Version 11.3 for the Raspberry Pi was released a week ago. You should be able to upgrade via the usual sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install wolfram-engine and this is a [direct... |
| The general linear algebra performance has been improved considerably in the recent 11.3.0 Raspberry Pi release while still maintaining ARMv6 compatibility. This will be reflected as a corresponding improvement in the Benchmark[] results. |
| Try something like In[1]:= var3 = 2; In[2]:= ToExpression[#, InputForm, OwnValues] & /@ Names["var*"] Out[2]= {{HoldPattern[var3] :> 2}} In[3]:= Attributes[checkName] = HoldAll; checkName[x_] :=... |
| If pfun is the ParametricFunction, try Part[pfun["Creator"], 1, 2] |