Generate Julia expressions with Symbolics

General Usage
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Dear all,

I’m starting with Symbolics.jl, however I’m stuck with a basic functionality.
I often use sympy to generate some text expressions that I then copy/paste in either C, MATLAB or Julia codes. I was wondering how one could do this with symbolics?

Here’s a sympy example that better illustrates what I mean:

x, a, b, c = symbols('x, a, b, c')
F = a*x**3 + b*x**2 + c*x
print('Julia_expr  = ' + julia_code( F.diff(x) ) ) 
print('Octave_expr = ' + octave_code( F.diff(x) ) ) 
print('C_expr      = ' + ccode( F.diff(x) ) )

Also, one issue here: the ‘Julia_expr’ still needs to be edited before use within Julia (dots are missing :smiley: )

thanks for your input!

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build_function.

https://symbolics.juliasymbolics.org/dev/manual/build_function/

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Thanks for the link. As far as I understand the docs build_function() build functions in different languages and with different types of parallelism.
I was wondering whether there was a also way to create a single line expression just as sympy’s julia_code does?
I could not pick it up from the docs; I’ve searched for wrong key words.

using Symbolics
@variables x a b c
D    = Differential(x)
F    = a*x^3 + b*x^2 + c*x
dFdx = expand_derivatives(D(F))
build_function(dFdx, x, a, b, c, target=Symbolics.JuliaTarget())
build_function(dFdx, x, a, b, c, target=Symbolics.CTarget())
build_function(dFdx, x, a, b, c, target=Symbolics.MATLABTarget())
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