I've noticed that sage has problems with the integrity of sage-
packages.
Supose that you have patially donwload a file, but for whatever reason
it gets truncated.
Then sage won't check its integrity before installing.
I would sugest adding to each file an md5 sum (or perhaps better a gpg
signta
This behavoir is strange enogh (but it is gp's fault not yours!)
thanks for your answering
Pablo
On 4 mar, 02:33, William Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Saturday 03 March 2007 9:40 pm, pdenapo wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > I was playing a little with sa
Hi,
I was playing a little with sage, and I've found that there are some
problems with the interface with gp when dealing with big numbers, due
to
the the fact that sage doesn not understand the gp exponential
notation.
One first example, is the following:
a= factorial(100,'pari'); a
works as
Dear William and others,
Hi, I want to report that I've found a solution to the problem that
I've
reported
in the sarge-forum google-group (pari is not built since the option -
rpath
is not recognized as an option that should be passed to the linker by
gcc)
The solution is simple: comment-out (o
