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Maxima Euler (for GTK) The all around SAGE

Does it need to be AutoCAD? Free 2D Solid Edge Student Edition

Did you say vim? As in one time shot with an editor? I don't know vim, but good editors like Notepad++ (on Windows), Nedit (on Linux) and others will allow you to select the two columns of the one file as a rectangular selection; then, you simply paste on the other file.

I looked at Freemat a long time ago and while it is a free alternative for similar environment/capability, it is not a substitute for knowing Matlab; if you are expected to know matlab, it is my opinion that you need the real thing...the student version should be cheap enough. Heck, python...

Well, for popular algorithms, what Dale said. Other than that, you need to learn to manipulate arrays en masse, a-la-matlab, whenever possible. This tells the compiler that assignments can be done in any order and without having to carefully traverse one index at a time, or switching from...

gfortran supposrts OpenMP; dedicate a good hour of your time to google and find a handful of pages on OpenMP, tutorials and examples so that you understand what it takes to parallelized parts of your porgram, if at all possible. If you know which do-loop in your program is the most...

Hhhmmm, I think I understand your concern. One thing that occurs to me at this point is in regards to the model assumptions. It seems that the single-loop generator that produces a sinusoidal voltage wave is one where the magnetic flux lines are always horizontal as they go from the north...

I think a key piece of information to keep in mind in relation to the signal in the figure is the statement in the last paragraph in the figure itself: "which clearly relates the behavior of the single loop to the behavior of larger, real dc marchines". In other words, if you add more loops and...

Well, first, you are also going to need a decent text editor like Notepad++; go ahead and install that too. Then, just follow the typical Windows way to a working directory via the file manager, create a text file, open it with Notepad++ and start typing your Fortran program. Then, you open a...

http://www.personal.psu.edu/hdk/fortran.html

gfortran

Hhhhmmm...drive? file? Say, how would you do things differently if instead of waiting for a file via samba, all you had to do is wait for a file in the C:\ drive?. Once the samba drive is mapped onto Windows to, say the S:\ drive, things shouldn't be any different.

Hhhmmm...did you ask this question in the NetBeans forum?

I meant one step up from tikz alone.

Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but one step up... Have you looked into CircuiTikz?