1UPDATE-GAP-WORKSPACE(1) User Commands UPDATE-GAP-WORKSPACE(1)
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6 update-gap-workspace - manage a GAP workspace.
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9 update-gap-workspace
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11 update-gap-workspace update
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13 Create or update the GAP workspace.
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15 update-gap-workspace delete
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17 Delete the GAP workspace.
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20 At start up, GAP load all libraries and packages available on the sys‐
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23 manage such workspaces. update-gap-workspace can be run as root to
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28 Note that you need to rebuild the workspace each time GAP packages are
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49GAP July 2003 UPDATE-GAP-WORKSPACE(1)