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... to use higher level polymaking interfaces; this makes it more robust (e.g. it catches and reports errors, unlike `Exec`), and also compatible with future improvements to polymaking.
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@grahamknockillaree I hope this is OK for you. Having this in HAP would make it much easier to make some major improvements to the polymaking package :-) |
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... to use higher level polymaking interfaces; this makes it more
robust (e.g. it catches and reports errors, unlike
Exec), andalso compatible with future improvements to polymaking.