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| It deals with polytopes, polyhedra and fans as well as simplicial complexes, matroids, graphs, tropical hypersurfaces, and other objects. Supported platforms include various flavors of Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS. | It deals with polytopes, polyhedra and fans as well as simplicial complexes, matroids, graphs, tropical hypersurfaces, and other objects. Supported platforms include various flavors of Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS. |
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| <b>Hint:</b> polymake currently undergoes a major refactoring of its codebase. | <b>Hint:</b> polymake currently undergoes a major refactoring of its codebase. |
| One reason is an incompatibility of the current code with perl version 5.38 and its successors. | One reason are changes in perl version 5.38 and its successors that restrict access to various internal functions. |
| This is why polymake temporarily vanished from several Linux distributions. | This is why polymake temporarily vanished from several Linux distributions. |
| Users should download our tarballs with a <a href="/doku.php/install/jll"><img heigth="20" width="20" alt="Download" src="/theme_files/images/download-pm.png"/>prebuilt polymake</a> (including a suitable perl). | Users can download our tarballs with a <a href="/doku.php/install/jll"><img heigth="20" width="20" alt="Download" src="/theme_files/images/download-pm.png"/>prebuilt polymake</a> (including a suitable perl).<br/> |
| | <b>Update:</b> The latest polymake 4.11 restores compatibility with perl 5.38 but it is unclear if these workarounds will stay possible for future perl releases. |
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| <a href="/doku.php/user_guide/extend/extensions">Write your own extension!</a><br> | <a href="/doku.php/user_guide/extend/extensions">Write your own extension!</a><br> |
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| <div class="col"> <h3>The polymake Database</h3> | <div class="col"> <h3>polyhedral data</h3> |
| <p>polyDB is a database for objects in discrete geometry and related areas that can be accessed from within polymake.</p> | <p>polymake comes with its own dataformat and database interface to the polyDB. Additionally there exist a wide variety of other datasets that can be treated by polymake, but do not fit into the polyDB directly</p> |
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| <a href="/doku.php/polydb">polyDB wiki page</a> | <a href="/doku.php/user_guide/howto/polydb_tutorial">polyDB wiki page</a> |
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| | <a href="/doku.php/polydb">polyhedral data overview</a> |
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| <h4>Citation</h4> | <h4>Citation</h4> |
| If you are using polymake we would like to ask you to cite at least one of the following papers [<a href="http://www.math.tu-berlin.de/~joswig/polymake.bib">BibTeX entries</a>]: | If you are using polymake we would like to ask you to cite at least one of the following papers [<a href="http://page.math.tu-berlin.de/~joswig/polymake.bib">BibTeX entries</a>]: |
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