- Fixed wrong conversion documentation: fibonacci(numeric(7)) instead of

  fibonacci(7).
- Updated copyright notice to reflect Cint's new license.

diff --git a/cint/ginaccint.1 b/cint/ginaccint.1
index 99546e457a3331f338adaa15390efe370742c4c1..78f4224ccaa8699b94f97844e2822e249ac326c4 100644 (file)
--- a/cint/ginaccint.1
+++ b/cint/ginaccint.1
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ command, GiNaC-cint exits at this point.
 Otherwise it displays a prompt signifying that it is ready to
 accept your input. All C++ statements are valid as input, extended by
 GiNaC's numeric or symbolic expressions.  E.g.
 Otherwise it displays a prompt signifying that it is ready to
 accept your input. All C++ statements are valid as input, extended by
 GiNaC's numeric or symbolic expressions.  E.g.

-.BR fibonacci(24)/1104;
+.BR fibonacci(numeric(24))/1104;

 returns a GiNaC object of class
 .BR "ex" ,
 which in this case represents the numeric 42.  Symbols are declared by 
 returns a GiNaC object of class
 .BR "ex" ,
 which in this case represents the numeric 42.  Symbols are declared by 


@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Out1 = -2*(1+x)^(-3)*(-2-x+x^2)+(-1+2*x)*(1+x)^(-2)
 GiNaC> s.normal();
 Out2 = (-2+x)*(1+x)^(-1)
 GiNaC> for (int i=2; i<20; i+=2) {
 GiNaC> s.normal();
 Out2 = (-2+x)*(1+x)^(-1)
 GiNaC> for (int i=2; i<20; i+=2) {

-     >     cout << "B(" << i << ")==" << bernoulli(i) << endl;
+     >     cout << "B(" << i << ")==" << bernoulli(numeric(i)) << endl;

      > }
 B(2)==1/6
 B(4)==-1/30
      > }
 B(2)==1/6
 B(4)==-1/30


@@ -200,9 +200,9 @@ are typed out and available through
 and 
 .BR LAST
 after declaring them.  This accounts for some funny behaviour, like
 and 
 .BR LAST
 after declaring them.  This accounts for some funny behaviour, like

-.BR fibonacci(7)
+.BR fibonacci(numeric(7))

 doesn't print, but
 doesn't print, but

-.BR fibonacci(7)*1
+.BR fibonacci(numeric(7))*1

 does, since this is not a naked number but an expression holding
 that number. A warning message is printed in this case only for
 the first occurence.
 does, since this is not a naked number but an expression holding
 that number. A warning message is printed in this case only for
 the first occurence.


@@ -246,12 +246,16 @@ along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
 Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
 .SS CINT COPYRIGHT
 Copyright \(co of Cint and associated tools are owned by Agilent
 Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
 .SS CINT COPYRIGHT
 Copyright \(co of Cint and associated tools are owned by Agilent

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