Hello,
I'm experiencing difficulties with using SageMath as a Python package. In
particular, to see why Groebner basis computation in a specific problem of
mine takes ages, I'd like to follow the underlying code line-by-line. I
compiled SageMath 10.5 on WSL Ubuntu 22.04. Then, following the
instructions on this page
<https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/faq/faq-usage.html>, I installed Tkinter,
reinstalled the SageMath version of Python, started SageMath Python 3.12.5
with "sage -python", then told the interpreter to process "from sage.all
import *". It failed with "No module named 'sage'". The directory I run
sage from is "~/sage/" and it's the one that contains both executables such
as "sage", "bootstrap", "configure", and directories such as "logs", "src",
"tools", etc. Inside the "src" directory, there's another directory called
"sage", which contains "all.py" and other Python files with the source
code. I tried to change the working directory in Python to the "src"
directory and import "sage.all" again, but it failed too, this time
complaining about missing "cysignals" package in SagMath Python.
Any help with this issue would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Alexander.
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