Maxima 5.9.1 problems

Anthony M. Agelastos iqgrande at gmail.com
Sat Jun 4 12:16:04 GMT 2005


On Jun 3, 2005, at 6:17 AM, Craig Kleski wrote:

> On Friday 03 June 2005 11:46 am, Anthony M. Agelastos wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I am experiencing some problems with Maxima, namely with the plotting
>> and with some of the self tests. For the former, it only creates the
>> plots in an external Gnuplot window, even if I go to [Options] /
>> [Plot Windows] / [Embedded]. I am primarily familiar with embedded
>> plots and their ability to rotate with the mouse (left or middle
>> click I do believe), but I also assumed the same could be done with
>> the [Separate] plot windows but on this version it cannot. Then, to
>> satisfy my own curiosity, I did [Maxima] / [Run Tests] and there were
>> multiple problems. In case it is desired, I am running FreeBSD
>> 5.4-STABLE (see uname output below) with a kernel that is
>> GENERIC+SSE. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
>> Oh, just in case it is also needed, Maxima 5.9.1 is using LIsp CMU
>> Common Lisp 19a (should be the default because I didn't change any
>> settings).
>>
>> ast# uname -a
>> FreeBSD ast.home.iq 5.4-STABLE FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE #0: Sun May 29
>> 10:30:27 EDT 2005     root at ast.home.iq:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/IQKERNEL
>> i386
>>
>> ###### Test Output ######
>> Running tests in rtest1.mac: 28/28 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest1a.mac: 23/23 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest2.mac: 47/47 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest4.mac: 82/82 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest5.mac: 51/51 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest6.mac: 4/4 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest6a.mac: 56/56 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest6b.mac: 16/16 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest7.mac: 41/41 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest9.mac: 77/77 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest9a.mac: 18/18 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest10.mac: 38/38 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest11.mac: 86/86 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest13.mac: 24/24 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest13s.mac: 16/16 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest14.mac: 64/64 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest15.mac: ;
>>
>> ; Warning: This variable is undefined:
>> ;   |$i|
>> ; ;
>>
>> ; Warning: This variable is undefined:
>> ;   |$i|
>> ; 142/142 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtestode.mac: 64/64 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtestode_zp.mac: 30/30 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtestflatten.mac: 32/32 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest3.mac:
>> ********************** Problem 94 ***************
>> Input:
>> TRIGSIMP(%)
>>
>>
>> Result:
>>     4            2          3
>> SINH (X) + (COSH (X) + 1) SINH (X)
>> ----------------------------------
>>          5
>>          COSH (X)
>>
>> This differed from the expected result:
>>       3         4        5
>> 2 SINH (X) + SINH (X) + SINH (X)
>> --------------------------------
>>         5
>>         COSH (X)
>>
>> 93/94 tests passed.
>> The following 1 problem failed: (94)
>> Running tests in rtest8.mac: 50/50 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rtest12.mac: 74/74 tests passed.
>> Running tests in rexamples.mac: 136/136 tests passed.
>> Error summary:
>> Error found in /usr/local/share/maxima/5.9.1/tests/rtest3.mac,
>> problem: (94) ###### End Test Output ######
>>
>>
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>
> I don't have a solution to your problem, but I have also noticed that
> embedded plotting does not seem to work.  I glanced quickly at the
> Makefile but noticed nothing pertinent; however I haven't spent any
> time looking for a solution.
>
> When I run the tests, I do not get the same error as you.  I also run
> CMUCL.  If you run the test several times, do you always get that
> error?
>
Nope. Actually, I ran the test a few times (see output to follow).  
The first time, there were no errors. Then, when I exited the  
command, I noticed that there were some additional error messages  
(see those below the test errors). Any insight?

##### TEST ERRORS #####
(%i1)

Running tests in rtest1.mac: 28/28 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest1a.mac: 23/23 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest2.mac: 47/47 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest4.mac: 82/82 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest5.mac: 51/51 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest6.mac: 4/4 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest6a.mac: 56/56 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest6b.mac: 16/16 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest7.mac: 41/41 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest9.mac: 77/77 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest9a.mac: 18/18 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest10.mac: 38/38 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest11.mac: 86/86 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest13.mac: 24/24 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest13s.mac: 16/16 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest14.mac: 64/64 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest15.mac: ;

; Warning: This variable is undefined:
;   |$i|
; ;

; Warning: This variable is undefined:
;   |$i|
; 142/142 tests passed.
Running tests in rtestode.mac: 64/64 tests passed.
Running tests in rtestode_zp.mac: 30/30 tests passed.
Running tests in rtestflatten.mac: 32/32 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest3.mac: 94/94 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest8.mac: 50/50 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest12.mac: 74/74 tests passed.
Running tests in rexamples.mac: 136/136 tests passed.

No unexpected errors found.
(%i5)

Running tests in rtest1.mac:
********************** Problem 10 ***************
Input:
FUNCTIONS


Result:
[UNION(X, Y), F(X), G(Y, Z), H(N)]

This differed from the expected result:
[F(X), G(Y, Z), H(N)]

27/28 tests passed.
The following 1 problem failed: (10)
Running tests in rtest1a.mac: 23/23 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest2.mac: 47/47 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest4.mac: 82/82 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest5.mac: 51/51 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest6.mac: 4/4 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest6a.mac: 56/56 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest6b.mac: 16/16 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest7.mac: 41/41 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest9.mac: 77/77 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest9a.mac: 18/18 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest10.mac: 38/38 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest11.mac: 86/86 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest13.mac: 24/24 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest13s.mac: 16/16 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest14.mac: 64/64 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest15.mac:
********************** Problem 46 ***************
Input:
      SIN(3 A)
TRIGRAT(------------)
        %PI
    SIN(--- + A)
         3


Result:
      SIN(3 A)
TRIGRAT(------------)
        %PI
    SIN(A + ---)
         3

This differed from the expected result:
- 1 + COS(2 A) + SQRT(3) SIN(2 A)
;

; Warning: This variable is undefined:
;   |$i|
; ;

; Warning: This variable is undefined:
;   |$i|
;
141/142 tests passed.
The following 1 problem failed: (46)
Running tests in rtestode.mac: 64/64 tests passed.
Running tests in rtestode_zp.mac: 30/30 tests passed.
Running tests in rtestflatten.mac: 32/32 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest3.mac: 94/94 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest8.mac: 50/50 tests passed.
Running tests in rtest12.mac:
********************** Problem 20 ***************
Input:
TELLSIMP(SIN(%I X), %I SINH(X))


Result:
[SINRULE3, SIMP-%SIN]

This differed from the expected result:
[SINRULE1, SIMP-%SIN]

73/74 tests passed.
The following 1 problem failed: (20)
Running tests in rexamples.mac: 136/136 tests passed.
Error summary:
Error found in /usr/local/share/maxima/5.9.1/tests/rtest1.mac,  
problem: (10)
Error found in /usr/local/share/maxima/5.9.1/tests/rtest15.mac,  
problem: (46)
Error found in /usr/local/share/maxima/5.9.1/tests/rtest12.mac,  
problem: (20)
(%i5)
##### END TEST ERRORS #####

##### EXIT ERRORS #####
 > xmaxima &
[1] 64186
 > Maxima 5.9.1 http://maxima.sourceforge.net
Using Lisp CMU Common Lisp 19a
Distributed under the GNU Public License. See the file COPYING.
Dedicated to the memory of William Schelter.
This is a development version of Maxima. The function bug_report()
provides bug reporting information.
(%i1) jfa: starting server on port 4008

; Evaluation took:
;   84.06f0 seconds of real time
;   15.721236f0 seconds of user run time
;   1.719679f0 seconds of system run time
;   37,726,954,966 CPU cycles
;   [Run times include 0.94f0 seconds GC run time]
;   999 page faults and
;   87,655,352 bytes consed.
;

; Evaluation took:
;   31.53f0 seconds of real time
;   15.485509f0 seconds of user run time
;   1.312762f0 seconds of system run time
;   14,149,776,546 CPU cycles
;   [Run times include 0.98f0 seconds GC run time]
;   0 page faults and
;   87,671,424 bytes consed.
;
Help! 12 nested errors.  KERNEL:*MAXIMUM-ERROR-DEPTH* exceeded.

Debug  (type H for help)

(UNIX::SIGPIPE-HANDLER #<unused-arg> #<unused-arg> #.(SYSTEM:INT-SAP  
#x47FD75A8))


Error in function UNIX::SIGPIPE-HANDLER:  SIGPIPE at #x28122130.
   [Condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR]

Restarts:
  0: [ABORT] Return to Top-Level.

Debug  (type H for help)

(UNIX::SIGPIPE-HANDLER #<unused-arg>
                       #<unused-arg>
                       #.(SYSTEM:INT-SAP #x47FD7B48))
Source: Error finding source:
Error in function DEBUG::GET-FILE-TOP-LEVEL-FORM:  Source file no  
longer exists:
  target:code/signal.lisp.
0]

##### END EXIT ERRORS #####
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