Yosemite has only been released a couple of days ago, and we have no early access to test. Some essential software used by polymake has changed between 10.9 and 10.10 (in particular perl and the C compiler), which currently breaks the build process. So, there is no bundle version for 10.10 yet. We a...

Sorry. There is a "my" missing in front of the $e, so it should read "foreach my $e (@{$c->GRAPH->EDGES}) {...}"

Yes, indexing in polymake is always consistent. So the indices in the GRAPH correspond to the list of VERTICES in this order. You can print the index alongside the vertices by using rows_numbered($p->VERTICES). From what you write it seems you want to work with the vectors itself though. You can ask...

polymake should already be the correct answer to this . Do you want a list of pairs of vertices or a list of pairs of indices? The first can e.g. be solved by $c=new Polytope(POINTS=>[[1,0,0],[1,2,0],[1,2,1],[1,2,2],[1,0,2]]); $a=new Set<Set<Vector>>; foreach $e (@{$c->GRAPH->EDGES}) { $a+=new Set<V...

The bundle has been built on a machine with fink installed, and somehow fink managed to get involved in the built process despite our efforts to use only system libraries. The path to fink is compiled into the module Ext.bundle you have problems with. Sorry. We will try to rebuild using only the sys...

Many thanks for trying, and for the information on the processor of your Mac. This hopefully helps to reproduce these illegal instructions on our side and find a way to produce a bundle working on older Macs.

Enjoy polymake!

Do you use the precompiled bundle for Mac OS? Latte 1.7 does work with your example on my Mac using the bundle, so it is probably not a problem in latte. We have several reports about crashes with "Illegal instruction" for Macs, and we suspect that there are sublte incompatibilities betwee...

You can obtain them from
the page of Aichholzer, but currently there is no source that provides them in polymake format. There are efforts to build up a database, but the 0/1-polytopes have not been included yet.

Best
Andreas

No problem! I am glad it worked out.

Enjoy polymake. And if you encounter more problems please write again

Andreas

This is strange. The exact same test is done during the start or polymake. If you have copied the bundle to /Applications you can try whether removing the test helps. For this, you have to edit the file /Applications/polymake.app/Contents/MacOS/polymake.start The test happens in line 11, you should ...