Hello folks, this is Sage 3.4.alpha0, more or less on time. We merged a massive number of ReST patches (Mike Hansen) and additionally fixed a number of long standing libSingular issues (Georg Weber, Carl Witty, William Stein, Michael Abshoff) as well as also fixed the FC 9/10 out of memory problem (Michael Abshoff, Georg Weber, Carl Witty, William Stein). libSingular has also become significantly more useful on OSX :)
One word about the ReST patches * Every patch was merged regardless of status and closed. * If you review such a ticket or find more issues in already merged patches do not reopen such a ticket, but open a new ticket against 3.4 with appropriate summary * Do only review against 3.4.alpha0. If you merged ReST patches on your owen they might be outdated, wrong, or I screwed up and merged not every patch, etc. * If you have made comments please check that they got merged. There are also some tickets where comments were made when patches had been merged, so in that case please move the comments to a new ticket also. What is broken? * -sdist produces archives with missing files, i.e. a MANIFEST.in issue (#5363) * the doc repo is still there since removing it will involved touching code in a lot of places. This will also cause doctest failures with "make check" for example All the bits as usual are in http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/mabshoff/release-cycles-3.4/ No bdist this time - build from sources! Other than that nothing but trivial doctesting issues should pop up. We will do another alpha/rc in 24 hours and polish the build system issues we had not fixed in 3.3 yet (since we didn't do binaries) and also merge more critical build and bug fixes. Cheers, Michael Note: The credit for the ReST patches will be sorted out later since I am leaving for the airport in 10 minutes :) #3479: Mike Hansen: update dsage portion of tut.tex #3760: Georg Weber, William Stein: creating 666 rings in singular fails with an out of memory error on 32-bit intel os x [Reviewed by Michael Abshoff] #4181: Georg Weber, Carl Witty: Singular/omalloc: do use the system's malloc [Reviewed by Michael Abshoff] #4457: Mike Hansen: tutorial: add find_root() to "2.4.1 Solving Equations" #4470: Jon Hanke, Gonzalo Tonaria, Michael Abshoff: Merge Jon Hanke's qudratic forms code into Sage [Reviewed by Gonzalo Tonaria, Jon Hanke, Michael Abshoff] #4902: Mike Hansen: convert sage.algebras.* docstrings to Sphinx #4903: Mike Hansen: convert sage.calculus.* docstrings to Sphinx #4904: Mike Hansen: convert sage.categories.* docstrings to Sphinx #4905: Mike Hansen: convert sage.coding.* docstrings to Sphinx #4906: Mike Hansen: convert sage.combinat.* docstrings to Sphinx #4907: Mike Hansen: convert sage.crypto.* docstrings to Sphinx #4908: Mike Hansen: convert sage.databases.* docstrings to Sphinx #4909: Mike Hansen: convert sage.dsage.* docstrings to Sphinx #4910: Mike Hansen: convert sage.functions.* docstrings to Sphinx #4911: Mike Hansen: convert sage.games.* docstrings to Sphinx #4912: Mike Hansen: convert sage.geometry.* docstrings to Sphinx #4913: Mike Hansen: convert sage.graphs.* docstrings to Sphinx #4914: Mike Hansen: convert sage.groups.* docstrings to Sphinx #4915: Mike Hansen: convert sage.interfaces.* docstrings to Sphinx #4916: Mike Hansen: convert sage.lfunctions.* docstrings to Sphinx #4917: Mike Hansen: convert sage.libs.* docstrings to Sphinx #4918: Mike Hansen: convert sage.matrix.* docstrings to Sphinx #4919: Mike Hansen: convert sage.misc.* docstrings to Sphinx #4920: Mike Hansen: convert sage.modular.* docstrings to Sphinx #4921: Mike Hansen: convert sage.modules.* docstrings to Sphinx #4922: Mike Hansen: convert sage.monoids.* docstrings to Sphinx #4923: Mike Hansen: convert sage.plot.* docstrings to Sphinx #4924: Mike Hansen: convert sage.probability.* docstrings to Sphinx #4925: Mike Hansen: convert sage.rings.* docstrings to Sphinx #4926: Mike Hansen: convert sage.schemes.* docstrings to Sphinx #4927: Mike Hansen: convert sage.server.* docstrings to Sphinx #5278: Michael Abshoff: On modern fedora 64 installs, sage exists frequently python thinks it ran out of memory (issue1608818 in Python's bug tracker) [Reviewed by Mike Hansen] #5330: Mike Hansen: Move the docs over to the main repository #5331: Mike Hansen, Carl Witty: update sage_scripts to deal with the new documentation #5334: Michael Abshoff: libgcrypt.spkg: Disable padlock again unconditionally [Reviewed by Mike Hansen] #5336: Mike Hansen: make the live documentation in the notebook work with Sphinx #5340: Carl Witty: NTL "context"s can be restored at the wrong time, leading to randomly-wrong answers [Reviewed by Michael Abshoff] #5344: Georg Weber: Singular/omalloc "double free" problem [Reviewed by Michael Abshoff] #5348: Nicolas Thoery: Implements guard selection in sage -combinat qselect [Reviewed by Florent Hivert] #5349: Michael Abshoff: Make extensions linking against libSingular depend on $SAGE_LOCAL/include/libsingular.h [Reviewed by Carl Witty] #5354: Carl Witty: stop paying attention to <stdlib.h> RAND_MAX (should fix problems on Solaris) [Reviewed by Michael Abshoff] #5356: Robert Bradshaw: 100r returns a Sage integer in the notebook (but commandline works fine) [Reviewed by William Stein, Jason Grout] --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ To post to this group, send email to sage-devel@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to sage-devel-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-devel URLs: http://www.sagemath.org -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
