Initialize the Maple kernel.
Syntax
mapleinit
Description
mapleinit
determines the path to the directory containing the Maple Library, loads the Maple linear algebra and integral transform packages, initializes digits
, and establishes several aliases. mapleinit
is called by the MEX-file interface to Maple.
You can edit the mapleinit
M-file to change the pathname to the Maple library. You do this by changing the initstring
variable in mapleinit.m
to the full pathname of the Maple library, as described below.
Suppose you already have a copy of the Library for Maple V, Release 4 in the UNIX directory /usr/local/Maple/lib
. You can edit mapleinit.m
to contain
maplelib = '/usr/local/Maple/lib'
and then delete the copy of the Maple Library that is distributed with MATLAB.
Suppose you already have a copy of the Library for Maple V, Release 4 in the directory C:\MAPLE\LIB
. You can edit mapleinit.m
to contain
maplelib = 'C:\MAPLE\LIB
'
and then delete the copy of the Maple Library that is distributed with MATLAB.
Suppose you already have a copy of the Library for Maple V, Release 4 in the directory MyDisk:Maple:Lib
. You can edit mapleinit.m
to contain
maplelib = 'MyDisk:Maple:Lib
'
and then delete the copy of the Maple Library that is distributed with MATLAB.
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