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[richard noel fell <address@hidden>]

On 06/18/2013 02:49 PM, Andrey G. Grozin wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Jun 2013, richard noel fell wrote:
> >    ***** ` tmprint' load module not found
> Without loading tmprint, the interface clearly will not work. In the 
> directory containing all packages I have
>
> grozin@dns ~/reduce/packages $ ls
> LICENSE  atensor/  cgb/     factor/    hephys/     lpdo/ normform/ 
> pm/       redfront/     roots/   specfn/    tps/ xideal/
> alg/     avector/  clprl/   fide/      int/        mathml/ numeric/ 
> poly/     redlog/       rprint/  sum/       tri/ ztrans/
> algint/  bibasis/  crack/   gcref/     invbase/    mathpr/ odesolve/ 
> profile/  reduce4/      rtrace/  support/   trigint/
> arith/   breduce/  defint/  gentran/   laplace/    matrix/ orthovec/ 
> qsum/     regressions/  scope/   susy2/     trigsimp/
> arnum/   cali/     dipoly/  geometry/  lessons/    misc/ package.map 
> rataprx/  residue/      solve/   symmetry/  utf8/
> assert/  camal/    eds/     groebner/  libreduce/  mrvlimit/ pgauss/ 
> ratint/   rlisp/        sparse/  taylor/    wu/
> assist/  cdiff/    excalc/  guardian/  linalg/     ncpoly/ plot/ 
> rd/       rlisp88/      spde/    tmprint/   xcolor/
>
> grozin@dns ~/reduce/packages $ ls tmprint
> tmprint.red
>
> The file package.map in this directory contains the line
>
>  (tmprint       "tmprint"                                    csl psl)
>
> If this is not the case for you, there is a problem with your reduce. 
> I check the source out of svn, do some small adjustments and compile 
> it; don't know about reduce packages.
>
> Andrey
Everything is the same on my system as above. However, there is a 
problem when I run reduce independent of texmacs.

When doing a calculation needing the hephys package, reduce responds 
with not being able to find "hephys" package. I have to load it 
manually, as in 
"/usr/local/reduce/reduce-algebra/packages/hephys/hephys.red"$. This is 
not how reduce has worked in the past.  So perhaps therein lies the 
problem. I will post to the reduce forum seeking an answer.

By the way, I compiled the latest reduce via svn.
Thanks,

Dick

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Richard Noel Fell
Fisher School of Physics
Brandeis University
Waltham, Ma 02454
address@hidden
      JMJ