I don't know of a `Linux/AXP-Tru64-Howto,' (other than the docs on
alphalinux.org) but I can tell you that since I started working at Wolfram
Research several months ago, one of my main projects has been the
Mathematica port to Alpha Linux. Internal test results look *REALLY*
good, and benchmark statistics blow away all our other platforms (of
course, we are running the test suite on an XP1000). I'm not supposed to
leak any time frame, but I can say that the Alpha Linux port should be
included in the next major Mathematica release.
(not speaking for Wolfram Research)
- andy ritger
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Eugen Neuber wrote:
[ Hi to all!
[
[ Since I learned that there is a 'cheap' license of Tru64 for non comercial
[ use (http://www.unix.digital.com/noncommercial-unix/) I do wonder if
[ someone had success to run commercial progs on Linux/AXP:
[
[ *) Mathematica
[ *) MapleV
[ *) etc.
[
[ can someone please point me to a `Linux/AXP-Tru64-Howto'?
[
[ (sorry if this has been discussed before!)
[
[ Eugen R. Neuber
[ euneuber@aon.at
[
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