It works on my computer. I did the following:
1、 To set an environment variable, typically you add something like this to your ~/.profile
file
export JULIA_MATHKERNEL=...
export JULIA_MATHLINK=...
2、It need to re-run Pkg.build()
It works on my computer. I did the following:
1、 To set an environment variable, typically you add something like this to your ~/.profile
file
export JULIA_MATHKERNEL=...
export JULIA_MATHLINK=...
2、It need to re-run Pkg.build()
I am just googling the transformation “julia expr to function”. Perhap your package is popular now. It is really useful.
I know this is an old thread, but Wolfram Research has published an official Python library for calling Mathematica. I suppose you can use PyCall from Julia to access it. By the way, a Wolfram language parser and static analyzer have also been published on Github by WR.