@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ fplsa4.ses - output file containing input and results in the
1212fplsa4.gap - output in the form readable by GAP
1313
1414The directory for input files can be set in fplsa4.ini.
15- By default, the input files have extention *.in, i.e.,
16- if your file has such extention you can omit the extention
17- at the program run. If your file has no extention , you
15+ By default, the input files have extension *.in, i.e.,
16+ if your file has such extension you can omit the extension
17+ at the program run. If your file has no extension , you
1818must add the dot to its name.
1919
2020Normally input looks like this:
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ you can write between X and : everything what you want
3434any place (this comment you can use in fplsa4.ini also).
3535You can omit any above item except of Generators, because
3636without generators the task looses any sense.
37- If you omit Weghts , the program sets all them = 1.
37+ If you omit Weights , the program sets all them = 1.
3838If you omit Limiting weight, the program asks for it.
3939If you omit relations, the program computes free algebra
4040(infinite-dimensional in most cases).
@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ standard bracket notation. As a multiplication sign the blank " "
4747(parametric) polynomials the sign "^" is used before degree.
4848You can use in input relations fractions as coefficients
4949(The program removes denominators itself)
50- If you type the name of inexisting file, the program can
51- constract it in the process of dialogue.BTW, to compute
50+ If you type the name of a nonexistent file, the program can
51+ construct it in the process of dialogue. BTW, to compute
5252algebras with parameters remains still too dangerous, !!!
5353because work with them uses some rather complicated functions
5454(such as multivariate polynomial GCD), which were not yet
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ if they are there) the following constants (I'll omit #define before them):
7777GNU - 32bit compiler if set on, otherwise 16bit. You have to keep
7878 it on all the time
7979SPACE_STATISTICS - computes and prints the maximum space used.
80- This computation does not take too much time, so it can be on everytime .
80+ This computation does not take too much time, so it can be on every time .
8181INTEGER_ALLOCATION_CHECK - controls allocation of heap memory for big
8282 integers. You have to set it on in the case of unclear program crash.
8383POLY_ARRAY_ALLOCATION_CHECK - controls allocation in stack of working arrays
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ ECHO_TO_SCREEN - prints to the screen everything the program writes
9191 program requests for name of file and limiting weight,
9292 so you have to set file name in command line and limiting
9393 weight in input file (or guess when to type them).
94- DEBUG, MEMORY, D_* - set on debugging and checking possible memory losts ,
94+ DEBUG, MEMORY, D_* - set on debugging and checking possible memory lost ,
9595 too difficult to explain how to use these abilities. They are useful
9696 rather for me.
9797LEFT_COMMENT, RIGHT_COMMENT, SUBSCRIPT_INPUT_SIGN, ODD_GENERATOR_INPUT_SIGN
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ GAP_NAME_SIZE - maximum length of GAP variable (like FPLSA.algebra etc.)
104104 i.e., maximum name length should be 63.
105105GAP_WIDTH - width of page in the *.gap file. Currently it is 79 to
106106 keep right margin visible.
107- There are also other constants and macrodefinitions , but they are useful for
107+ There are also other constants and macro definitions , but they are useful for
108108me only.
109109Of course, you can organize the control of compilation via UNIX "make" file,
110110but I don't know how to "make" such files. As to me, they only muddle
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ Determining text: value
120120Value can be either Boolean constant (Yes, No), or decimal number
121121or text string.
122122Determining text has essential initial part sufficient to separate
123- alternatives. Within this part you have to remain everithing including
123+ alternatives. Within this part you have to remain everything including
124124blanks as it is.
125125
126126Crude time: - The GNU C uses one 32bit word to count clock ticks.
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