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Source: ascend
Section: contrib/science
Priority: extra
Maintainer: John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com>
Build-Depends: scons, gcc, flex, bison, swig, python-dev, gfortran, libblas-dev, debhelper, graphviz-dev, libsundials-serial-dev, coinor-libipopt-dev, debhelper (>= 5)
Standards-Version: 3.7.2

Package: ascend
Architecture: any
Depends: python, libgtksourceview-3.0-common, ${shlibs:Depends}, python-glade2, python-numpy, python-matplotlib
Recommends: ipython, xgraph
Description:Solver for systems of equations and ODEs/DAEs
 ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
 solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
 a modelling language, in which you write the equations
 that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
 a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
 solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
 a model library with many example problems, and a database of
 thermodynamic properties for various materials.
 .
 ASCEND was developed at Carnegie Mellon University starting
 in the 1980s and continues as an active open source project.
 .
 This package includes both the mature Tcl/Tkl GUI and
 the newer PyGTK-based GUI, as well as documentation
 and the model library.
 .
 For more information, see our web page:
 http://ascend.cheme.cmu.edu/

Package: ascend-dev
Architecture: any
Depends: ascend, python, ${shlibs:Depends}
Recommends: scons
Description:Solver for systems of equations and ODEs/DAEs
 ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
 solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
 a modelling language, in which you write the equations
 that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
 a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
 solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
 a model library with many example problems, and a database of
 thermodynamic properties for various materials.
 .
 This package contains header files and shared libraries to allow developers to
 compile against libascend, for example when creating ASCEND 'external
 libraries' or programs that depend on ASCEND.

Package: ascend-tcltk
Architecture: any
Depends: ascend, ${shlibs:Depends}
Description:Solver for systems of equations and ODEs/DAEs
 ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
 solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
 a modelling language, in which you write the equations
 that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
 a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
 solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
 a model library with many example problems, and a database of
 thermodynamic properties for various materials.
 .
 This package contains the somewhat outdated Tcl/Tk GUI for ASCEND, which
 although no longer maintained is still very useful in some cases.

Package: ascend-dbg
Architecture: any
Section: debug
Priority: extra
Depends:
    ascend (= ${binary:Version}),
    ${misc:Depends}
Description: Debugging symbols for ASCEND.
 ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
 solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
 a modelling language, in which you write the equations
 that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
 a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
 solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
 a model library with many example problems, and a database of
 thermodynamic properties for various materials.
 .
 This package contains the debugging symbols for Ipopt.


1	Source: ascend
2	Section: contrib/science
3	Priority: extra
4	Maintainer: John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com>
5	Build-Depends: scons, gcc, flex, bison, swig, python-dev, gfortran, libblas-dev, debhelper, graphviz-dev, libsundials-serial-dev, coinor-libipopt-dev, debhelper (>= 5)
6	Standards-Version: 3.7.2
7
8	Package: ascend
9	Architecture: any
10	Depends: python, libgtksourceview-3.0-common, ${shlibs:Depends}, python-glade2, python-numpy, python-matplotlib
11	Recommends: ipython, xgraph
12	Description:Solver for systems of equations and ODEs/DAEs
13	ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
14	solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
15	a modelling language, in which you write the equations
16	that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
17	a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
18	solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
19	a model library with many example problems, and a database of
20	thermodynamic properties for various materials.
21	.
22	ASCEND was developed at Carnegie Mellon University starting
23	in the 1980s and continues as an active open source project.
24	.
25	This package includes both the mature Tcl/Tkl GUI and
26	the newer PyGTK-based GUI, as well as documentation
27	and the model library.
28	.
29	For more information, see our web page:
30	http://ascend.cheme.cmu.edu/
31
32	Package: ascend-dev
33	Architecture: any
34	Depends: ascend, python, ${shlibs:Depends}
35	Recommends: scons
36	Description:Solver for systems of equations and ODEs/DAEs
37	ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
38	solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
39	a modelling language, in which you write the equations
40	that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
41	a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
42	solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
43	a model library with many example problems, and a database of
44	thermodynamic properties for various materials.
45	.
46	This package contains header files and shared libraries to allow developers to
47	compile against libascend, for example when creating ASCEND 'external
48	libraries' or programs that depend on ASCEND.
49
50	Package: ascend-tcltk
51	Architecture: any
52	Depends: ascend, ${shlibs:Depends}
53	Description:Solver for systems of equations and ODEs/DAEs
54	ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
55	solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
56	a modelling language, in which you write the equations
57	that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
58	a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
59	solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
60	a model library with many example problems, and a database of
61	thermodynamic properties for various materials.
62	.
63	This package contains the somewhat outdated Tcl/Tk GUI for ASCEND, which
64	although no longer maintained is still very useful in some cases.
65
66	Package: ascend-dbg
67	Architecture: any
68	Section: debug
69	Priority: extra
70	Depends:
71	ascend (= ${binary:Version}),
72	${misc:Depends}
73	Description: Debugging symbols for ASCEND.
74	ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for
75	solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes
76	a modelling language, in which you write the equations
77	that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as
78	a user interface that lets to interact with your model,
79	solve it, adjust values, and report results. There is also
80	a model library with many example problems, and a database of
81	thermodynamic properties for various materials.
82	.
83	This package contains the debugging symbols for Ipopt.
84
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