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The NetBSD Packages Collection: math/maxima

Brief description of the package:
Computer algebra system

Please read the file "DESCR" for a longer description, or browse the package's history.

This package has a home page at http://maxima.sourceforge.net/.

Please note that this package has a gnu-gpl-v2 license.

The package is located in the "math/maxima" directory. The current source version of the package is "maxima-5.41.0nb1". For a summary on how to use the package collection, go to the top of the packages tree.

Problem reports, updates or suggestions for this package should be reported with send-pr.

The following security vulnerabilities are known for math/maxima :

If you have a vulnerable package installed on any machine, you are advised to remove the package immediately, using the standard package tools. The pkg_admin audit command locates any installed package which has been mentioned in security advisories as being vulnerable.

This package requires the following package(s) to build: tk-[0-9]* Xft2>=2.1 fontconfig>=2.2 libuuid>=2.18 cwrappers>=20150314 freetype2>=2.8.1 freetype2>=2.4.5 freetype2>=2.1.3 freetype2>=2.4.11 gperf-[0-9]* fontconfig>=2.10.93 fontconfig>=2.1nb2 Xrender>=0.9.0nb2 x11-links>=1.12 osabi-NetBSD-8.0_RC2 xorgproto>=2016.1 Xrender>=0.2 Xrender>=0.8.2 fontconfig>=2.13.0 Xrender>=0.9.0nb1 Xft2>=2.1nb2 tcl>=8.5.7 sqlite3>=3.21.0 sqlite3>=3.0.8 sqlite3>=3.24.0nb1 Xft2>=2.1.7nb7 tcl>=8.6.1nb1 clisp-[0-9]* libffcall>=2.0 readline>=7.0 readline>=2.2 glib2>=2.4.0 perl>=5.0 libelf>=0.8.5 pcre>=8.31 pcre>=3.4nb1 libffi>=1.20 pcre>=8.30nb1 libffi>=3.0.11 python27>=2.7 mozilla-rootcerts>=1.0.20150804nb1 readline>=6.0 python27>=2.7.1nb2 libsigsegv>=2.4 libsigsegv>=2.2 glib2>=2.34.0 .

This package requires the following package(s) to run: tk-[0-9]* Xft2>=2.1 fontconfig>=2.2 libuuid>=2.18 freetype2>=2.8.1 freetype2>=2.4.5 freetype2>=2.1.3 freetype2>=2.4.11 fontconfig>=2.10.93 fontconfig>=2.1nb2 Xrender>=0.9.0nb2 Xrender>=0.2 Xrender>=0.8.2 fontconfig>=2.13.0 Xrender>=0.9.0nb1 Xft2>=2.1nb2 tcl>=8.5.7 sqlite3>=3.21.0 sqlite3>=3.0.8 sqlite3>=3.24.0nb1 Xft2>=2.1.7nb7 tcl>=8.6.1nb1 clisp-[0-9]* libffcall>=2.0 readline>=7.0 readline>=2.2 glib2>=2.4.0 perl>=5.0 libelf>=0.8.5 pcre>=8.31 pcre>=3.4nb1 libffi>=1.20 pcre>=8.30nb1 libffi>=3.0.11 libsigsegv>=2.4 libsigsegv>=2.2 readline>=6.0 glib2>=2.34.0 .

This package supports the following build-time options:

clisp
Common/C Lisp.
ecl
Use Embeddable Common Lisp.
sbcl
Use Steel-Bank Common Lisp.

Select one of the links below to download the package in precompiled binary form for installation with pkg_add(1). Available machine architectures and package versions:
alpha:maxima-5.37.2.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:maxima-5.38.0nb1.tgz(NetBSD 6.0)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 6.0)
i386:maxima-5.38.0nb1.tgz(NetBSD 6.1)
i386:maxima-5.40.0.tgz(NetBSD 6.1)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:maxima-5.38.0nb1.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:maxima-5.40.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
i386:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
powerpc:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 6.1)
powerpc:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 6.1)
powerpc:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
powerpc:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 6.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 6.1)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.40.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.38.0nb1.tgz(NetBSD 7.0.1_PATCH)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.38.0nb1.tgz(NetBSD 8.99.1)
x86_64:maxima-5.40.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.41.0.tgz(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:maxima-5.38.0nb1.tgz(NetBSD 8.99.1)

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