Re: [sympy] Boolean function generation

[Aaron Meurer]

As far as I know we don't. I think it would make a useful addition.
It would be great if you could submit it.

Aaron Meurer

On Sun, Sep 2, 2012 at 11:21 AM, Sachin Joglekar
<srjogl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Does sympy have any method to generate the Sum Of Products form of a
> function from its truth table? in our college we have developed a module
> using sympy and its been very helpful in saving tym in designing
> circuits..Can we use it to contribute to sympy in some way?
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[Sachin Joglekar]

m actually new to open source coding and sympy..can you please guide me as to how i should submit the module?

[Aaron Meurer]

Sure. We are glad to help people out with this.

We have a guide at
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Development-workflow that
describes the process of using git and pushing your patch to GitHub.
So I would start there. Let us know if you have any questions based
on this. Basically what you need to do is (if you haven't already):

- Clone SymPy
- Add your changes to the clone
- Fork SymPy on GitHub
- Do the necessary steps so that you can push to your fork (add a
remote, add your ssh keys, etc.; these are all described in the wiki
page)
- Create a pull request

And from there we will discuss your changes on the pull request. So
let us know if you are able to perform the above steps. I know that
git can be a bit confusing to new users, but once you get the hang of
it, it makes a lot of things a lot easier.

Aaron Meurer

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