> Building SAGE on Linux/ARM at all is likely a major project. SAGE is quite
> large and probably nobody has every compiled some of the key components
> on Linux/ARM before. Because many of those components are very tightly coded
> C (and sometimes assembly) mathematics libraries, there could be
Ondrej Certik wrote:
>
Hello,
>> >> current stable release on a whim, so I think getting Sage into Ubuntu
>> is
>> >> a
>> >> much more reachable goal. It also seems that Ubuntu is getting a lot
>> >> more
>> >> mindshare in the *desktop* these days (compared to Debian unstable).
>>
>> I meant D
On 7/17/07, Ondrej Certik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Well, Debian supports a lot more architectures and from what I know it is
> > discouraged to limit the architecture due to non-technical reasons. Sage
> > is widely used on Linux and x86, x86-64 and to some extend on PPC and
> > Itanic, but
> >> current stable release on a whim, so I think getting Sage into Ubuntu is
> >> a
> >> much more reachable goal. It also seems that Ubuntu is getting a lot
> >> more
> >> mindshare in the *desktop* these days (compared to Debian unstable).
>
> I meant Debian *stable* in the end, not *unstable*
Ondrej Certik wrote:
>
>> While solution (1) is against the "Debian Way" (2) is next to impossible
>> from a debugging standpoint, i.e. which version of libSingular, g++ and
>> clisp are you using? I don't think anybody intends to get Sage into the
>> official Debian distribution because maintaini
> While solution (1) is against the "Debian Way" (2) is next to impossible
> from a debugging standpoint, i.e. which version of libSingular, g++ and
> clisp are you using? I don't think anybody intends to get Sage into the
> official Debian distribution because maintaining a stable branch release
William Stein wrote:
>
> On 7/17/07, Georges Khaznadar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hello, I would like to make a Debian package of Sage.
>>
>> I recently attended a talk of Professor Tsai who uses it in Taiwan, and
>> it was pretty convincing.
>>
>> Apparently, Sage depends on other software whi
On 7/17/07, Georges Khaznadar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, I would like to make a Debian package of Sage.
>
> I recently attended a talk of Professor Tsai who uses it in Taiwan, and
> it was pretty convincing.
>
> Apparently, Sage depends on other software which should be packaged
> separat
