After building Sage the amount of filespace used is (as we all know) rather large. I was just checking a 4.7 install, which is not used for any development pusposes, and is on a machine which I use but do not own, and where I was just told that the filespace was getting short, and found that the SAGE_ROOT was taking up 15GB of which 5.5GB is in devel and 8.4GB in local. Moreover, in devel I find:
masgaj@hpclogin1%cd devel/ masgaj@hpclogin1%du -sh * 256K old 256K sage 3.1G sage-main 256K sagenb 2.4G sagenb-main masgaj@hpclogin1%ls sagenb-main/ build go MANIFEST.in README.txt sagenb sass setup.cfg spkg-dist dist Makefile PKG-INFO release_notes.txt sagenb.egg-info sdist setup.py SPKG.txt masgaj@hpclogin1%ls sage-main/ build c_lib export MANIFEST.in module_list.pyc pull sage setup.py spkg-dist bundle doc install module_list.py PKG-INFO README.txt sage-push spkg-delauto spkg-install Can anyone say just why sagenb-main is almost as large as sage-main itself? And is there a simple way (I looked for a command line option but could not see one) of stripping down a Sage build so it is still fully functional, including all the include files and shared libraries under local/ (which I use for building other stuff) but which takes up rather less than 15GB? John -- To post to this group, send an email to sage-devel@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to sage-devel+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-devel URL: http://www.sagemath.org
