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Signed-off-by: Alexander Puck Neuwirth alexander@neuwirth-informatik.de

Both versions 9.9 and 9.10 since 9.10 is latest and sometimes upstream overwrites the latest version breaking the checksum.

Patch removes striping and existing binaries are removed.

form and tform (threaded form) are both replaced by form which can have a thread use flag (is there a better way to get the binary than which?).

Installation into the /usr/share/Mathematica/Applications folder.

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form and tform (threaded form) are both replaced by form which can have a thread use flag (is there a better way to get the binary than which?).

There is! command -v is preferred over which because command is built into bash whereas which is an external command provided by sys-apps/which (this is in the system set so we can safely assume that it is available, that being said it is still better to use command -v)

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APN-Pucky commented Jul 21, 2022

form and tform (threaded form) are both replaced by form which can have a thread use flag (is there a better way to get the binary than which?).

There is! command -v is preferred over which because command is built into bash whereas which is an external command provided by sys-apps/which (this is in the system set so we can safely assume that it is available, that being said it is still better to use command -v)

Does this also apply to find in the permission copy for loop?

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There is! command -v is preferred over which because command is built into bash whereas which is an external command provided by sys-apps/which (this is in the system set so we can safely assume that it is available, that being said it is still better to use command -v)

Does this also apply to find in the permission copy for loop?

AFAIK there is no built-in bash equivalent for find.

[EDIT] Oops I misclicked and accidentally edited your post instead of quoted it.

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Great work, Thanks 👍

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