codegen[makeparam] - change a variable to be a parameter
codegen[makeglobal] - make a variable to be a global variable
codegen[declare] - declare the type of a parameter
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Calling Sequence
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makeparam(x, f)
makeparam(x::t, f)
makeglobal(x, f)
makeglobal(x::t, f)
declare(x::t, f)
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Parameters
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symbol (variable) or list of symbols
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type - declaration of the variable
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Maple procedure
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Description
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The makeparam and makeglobal functions are used to make a variable to be a parameter, respectively global variable in the Maple procedure. If a list of variables is given, then all the variables in the list are made into parameters, respectively globals.
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If a type t is specified the variable is given the specified type. This can be used to declare the type of a variable.
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The declare function is used to specify the type t for a variable x which is a parameter in the Maple procedure f.
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Examples
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