phcpack 2.4.89+dfsg-1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
phcpack (2.4.89+dfsg-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* New upstream release.
* debian/clean
- Update name of shared library to clean.
* debian/control
- Remove jdupes from Build-Depends.
- Remove Testsuite field; autodep8 test wasn't doing anything.
* debian/copyright
- Update my copyright years.
* debian/patches/find-shared-library.patch
- New patch; find shared library since pybuild renames it.
* debian/patches/hardening.patch
- Update patch for new Python build.
* debian/patches/no-phcpy-chdir.patch
- New patch; don't change to system site directory when loading phcpy.
This was preventing us from building the docs.
* debian/patches/use-imgmath.patch
- Update path to Sphinx config file.
* debian/rules
- Update build of Python module for new version.
- Use gprclean during "dh clean".
- Stop using jdupes; no longer necessary.
* debian/python3-phcpy.docs
- Update location of Python module docs
* debian/python3-phcpy.examples
- Update location of Python module examples.
* debian/tests/control
- Replace phcpy test; now a Test-Command running phcpy.version.main().
* debian/tests/phcpy-test.py
- Remove autopkgtest file.
-- Doug Torrance <email address hidden> Sat, 24 Feb 2024 22:56:17 -0500
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Binary packages built by this source
- octave-phclab: general-purpose solver for polynomial systems (Octave)
PHClab is a collection of scripts to call phc from within
a MATLAB or Octave session. It provides an interface to the blackbox
solver for finding isolated solutions. PHClab also interfaces to the
numerical irreducible decomposition, giving access to the tools to
represent, factor, and intersect positive dimensional solution sets.
- phcpack: general-purpose solver for polynomial systems (command line)
PHCpack is a software package to solve polynomial systems by homotopy
continuation methods.
.
A polynomial system is given as a sequence of polynomials in several
variables. Homotopy continuation methods operate in two stages. In
the first stage, a family of polynomial systems (the so-called
homotopy) is constructed. This homotopy contains a polynomial system
with known solutions. In the second stage, numerical continuation
methods are applied to track the solution paths defined by the
homotopy, starting at the known solutions and leading to the solutions
of the given polynomial system.
.
This package contains the command line interface to PHCpack.
- phcpack-dbgsym: debug symbols for phcpack
- phcpack-doc: general-purpose solver for polynomial systems (documentation)
PHCpack is a software package to solve polynomial systems by homotopy
continuation methods.
.
A polynomial system is given as a sequence of polynomials in several
variables. Homotopy continuation methods operate in two stages. In
the first stage, a family of polynomial systems (the so-called
homotopy) is constructed. This homotopy contains a polynomial system
with known solutions. In the second stage, numerical continuation
methods are applied to track the solution paths defined by the
homotopy, starting at the known solutions and leading to the solutions
of the given polynomial system.
.
This package contains demo files and documentation.
- python3-phcpy: general-purpose solver for polynomial systems (Python)
PHCpack is a software package to solve polynomial systems by homotopy
continuation methods.
.
A polynomial system is given as a sequence of polynomials in several
variables. Homotopy continuation methods operate in two stages. In
the first stage, a family of polynomial systems (the so-called
homotopy) is constructed. This homotopy contains a polynomial system
with known solutions. In the second stage, numerical continuation
methods are applied to track the solution paths defined by the
homotopy, starting at the known solutions and leading to the solutions
of the given polynomial system.
.
This package contains PHCpy, the Python interface to PHCpack.
- python3-phcpy-dbgsym: debug symbols for python3-phcpy
