Corey Oliver, 2011
A Computer Algebra System written in OCaml.
- OCaml
- OCaml with Batteries
The Ginger project includes one command line tool: gingeri, the
Ginger interpreter. gingeri uses standard input for the Ginger input
and standard output for the program output. For example, to interpret
the Ginger script foo.ginger and write the output of gingeri to
the file bar.out you would use the following command:
./gingeri < foo.ginger > bar.out
A brief tutorial for getting started using Ginger is provided in
tutorial/.
A manual for the input language of Ginger is available in
manual/language-input.txt.
A brief document describing the architecture of Ginger is given in
manual/architecture.txt.
Copyright (c) 2011, Corey Oliver, [email protected]
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