Hello,
I am still trying to use Pytave under Sage. After some work, I
eventually managed to compile every needed library (boost, octave), but
I went through an annoying bug.
It is possible to use the library with 'sage -python' or 'sage
-ipython' but when imported at the sage command prompt it fails.
According to pytave developper, it is due to an incompatibility between
the templates of octave and singular, the class Array ending up being
declared twice.
For this reason, I am wondering whether it is possible to restrict the
initial import into sage interpreter so as to avoid importing singular.
Would something usable remain if I remove all modules depending on it (I
don't really need pure mathematics functions anymore) ? What would be
the right way to do it ?
Best,
Pablo
P.S. the attempts I made are tracked here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/pytave/+bug/578767. Once it is done I would
be more than happy to contribute doc/script on the matter.
<https://bugs.launchpad.net/pytave/+bug/578767>
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