Mathematica

A proposal to integrate Mathematica with several programming languages like Java, Python, PHP, Ruby, etc.

How to use

1. Install Mathematica on your machine;
2. Check if the Mathematica command line is working:
   1. Type MathKernel;
   2. Write 1+1;
   3. Press Enter and check the result;
   4. Type Ctrl+D to quit.
3. Check if the MathematicaScript path is correct for your environment in the file src/main/mathematica/proxy.m:
   1. If the path #!/usr/local/bin/MathematicaScript is not the correct one for your envirnonment you need to update it first.
4. Choose your favorite language:
   1. Java:
      1. Install Java and check if the installation is ok;
      2. Go to src/main/java;
      3. Type java Proxy Zeta[2];
      4. Check if the result is correct.
   2. PHP:
      1. Install PHP and check if the installation is ok;
      2. Go to src/main/php;
      3. Type php proxy.php Zeta[2];
      4. Check if the result is correct.
   3. Python:
      1. Install Python and check if the installation is ok;
      2. Go to src/main/python;
      3. Type python proxy.py Zeta[2];
      4. Check if the result is correct.
   4. Ruby:
      1. Install Ruby and check if the installation is ok;
      2. Go to src/main/ruby;
      3. Type ruby proxy.rb Zeta[2];
      4. Check if the result is correct.

About the author

Danilo Araújo Silva (silva.danilo.araujo@gmail.com).