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| Hi Joseph, yes, the Wolfram Language can do those, but not in an holistic way. For the C/C++ code generation you have to create a compiled function (look up the Wolfram Compiler on Google). From there you've got two paths: 1. Generate C code using... |
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| Hello Jean, I think that the problem here is that b is not defined, so 1 * b won't evaluate to true and the assumption is not going to be satisfied. Removing the assumption or assigning a real number to b makes the equation solve correctly. ... |
| Hi Jennifer, I don't think that you should use `/dev/tty.usbmodem1411` in a non POSIX environment, usually, in Windows, serials ports are from `COM1` to `COM9`. |
| Hello Pedro, Rather than writing that in C, you could use Python's websockets library, so in the meantime you find a solution you can get this done. I'm sure there is a better way to do it, but you can play around with this First install... |
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