Installing the Maple QSERIES Package (Windows3.1x)

STEP 1.
First download either

STEP 2.
Save this file in the directory C:\MAPLEV4\EXAMPLES. Here I am assuming you are using Maple V Release 4 which has been installed in C:\MAPLEV4.

If you downloaded WMPROG.ZIP you will need to unzip it. Go into DOS and do something like

C:\MAPLEV4\EXAMPLES> PKUNZIP WMPROG.ZIP

STEP 3. You will need a directory in which the package will be installed. Use MKDIR to create one if you dont have such a directory. For example, type (after the DOS prompt)

   cd c:\maplev4
   mkdir mylib
This creates the directory c:\maplev4\mylib.

STEP 4. Next you will need to create a MAPLE initialization file. Use an editor to create a text file MAPLE.INI. This file should contain the following line:

   libname:= libname, `c:\\maplev4\\mylib`:
NOTE: Be sure to use left-quotes (`) and the double-backslash \\. The file MAPLE.INI should be moved to your MAPLE startup directory which by default is c:\maplev4\examples. At the DOS prompt type
  move MAPLE.INI  C:\MAPLEV4\EXAMPLES

STEP 5. Start a Maple session and after the maple prompt type:

>   read wmprog;
The maple program wmprog should run ok (hopefully). This program should create the MAPLE binary file qseries.m and store it in the directory C:\MAPLEV4\MYLIB.

STEP 6.
Now after the program has run At the Maple prompt type

 
> with(qseries);
Do you get the following?
  [aqprod, etamake, etaq, findhom, findhomcombo, findnonhom, findnonhomcombo,
	      findpoly, jac2prod, jac2series, jacprod, jacprodmake, prodmake, qbin,
	      quinprod, sift, theta, theta2, theta3, theta4, tripleprod, winquist]
If so, then the package loaded successfully.
If this didnt work check the libname:
   libname;

STEP 7.
Read the documentation (well at least some of it):

ENJOY.
Please report any bugs/problems to me.

The url of this page is http://www.math.ufl.edu/~frank/qmaple/win3.html.
Created by F.G. Garvan (frank@math.ufl.edu) on Wed, Nov 19, 97
Last update made Wed Nov 19 23:36:44 EST 1997.


EMAIL: frank@math.ufl.edu frank@math.ufl.edu