On 11/15/10 07:03 PM, John H Palmieri wrote:
On Nov 15, 3:06 am, "Dr. David Kirkby"<david.kir...@onetel.net>
wrote:
There are to my knowledge a few problems with making binaries with Sage
1) It is slow
2) It fails to work on Solaris, unless on installs the GNU binutils and uses a
GNU version of 'cp'
Is this still true? For a while now, sage-bdist has used "cp -pPr",
not "cp -a". Maybe it should use tar instead, but does it really fail
on Solaris? I'm pretty sure I used sage-bdist successfully on t2 a
few months ago, for example. When I just now tried sage-bdist on
hawk, it prints some warning messages, but it does produce a tar.gz
file which seems to unpack successfully. I haven't run all tests yet,
but it looks okay right now.
--
John
Thank you John. I forgot that had been fixed. I noticed that the buildbot failed
on t2 to build a binary
It is still very verbose, it must be said. I don't think we need the 'v' option
on tar. Jeroen remarked, the log file 12 MB. Much of that is probably due to the
'v' option on tar.
Dave
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