On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 12:15 AM, Dr. David Kirkby
<david.kir...@onetel.net> wrote:
>
> I commented once on here before that I have used an old Sun Ultra 80 as
>  heater in the garage in the winter to stop the water freezing.
>
> Well this Winter I'm going to use an HP Visualize C3600 machine as my
> source of heat, though if that is insufficient I have an IBM server too.
>
> The HP box runs HP-UX 11, so I'll try to build Sage on HP-UX over the
> winter. I bought the machine into the house yesterday and are going to
> reload the OS, set up the networking so it works with my current network
> (I think its on the wrong subnet).
>
> I might try a quick build of Sage, but don't intend doing much with it
> now. But over the winter, I'll make some effort at building Sage on HP-UX.
>
> Hence could HP-UX be added.
>
> It could be useful to add AIX too. Once
>
> http://sagetrac.org/sage_trac/ticket/7021
>
> is reviewed (and I see William has just changed this to 'blocker' for
> 4.1.2) attempts to build on other Unix systems with other compilers wont
> immediately result in failure.
>
> HP-UX and AIX are both sold today, and both used on modern systems.
>

My one concern about adding hpux and aix as components on track is
that we don't have "linux" or "osx" or "cygwin" as components. The
*only* OS that has a component is Solaris.   There are already a lot
of components...

Thoughts?

William

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