This has been crossed referenced here as well in case a software developer understands this language.
I am using Macaulay2 and does anyone know how to read the following?
Example 1:
-- [gb]{1}(6)mmmmmm{2}(2)mm{3}(2)mm{4}(1)o{5}(1)m{6}(2)oo
-- number of (nonminimal) gb elements = 11
-- number of monomials = 59
-- ncalls = 1
-- nloop = 24
-- nsaved = 0
Example 2:
-- [gb]{1}(6)mmmmmm{2}(3)mmm{3}(2)mm{4}(4)mmmo{5}(6)mooooo{6}(4)oooo{7}(1)o
-- number of (nonminimal) gb elements = 15
-- number of monomials = 94
-- ncalls = 11
-- nloop = 190
-- nsaved = 0
I do not understand the chain of m's and o's and the curly bracket with a number in it, for example, {2}, and the round bracket (2). Here is what the chain of those symbols is supposed to mean, but I am not a computer programmer so it is somewhat difficult to interpret the above information.
For example: do I read this $ [gb]\{1\}(6)\mbox{mmmmmm}\{2\}(3)\mbox{mmm}\{3\}(2)\mbox{mm}\{4\}(4)\mbox{mmmo}\{5\}(6)\mbox{mooooo}\{6\}(4)\mbox{oooo}\{7\}(1)\mbox{o} $ from left to right, or should we interpret each set $\{1\}(6)\mbox{mmmmmm}$ or $(6) \mbox{mmmmmm} \{2\}$ separately?
Thanks for your time.