Great, I will try to do this tomorrow.
Thanks.
Bill.
2009/7/18 Dr. David Kirkby :
> Bill Hart wrote:
>
>> In retrospect, I think your patch is the right way to go, and I'd have
>> no issue with using a later gcc (4.3.1 or later) on T2. The most
>> important thing which needs to be done is to fi
Bill Hart wrote:
> In retrospect, I think your patch is the right way to go, and I'd have
> no issue with using a later gcc (4.3.1 or later) on T2. The most
> important thing which needs to be done is to fix the ATLAS issue, then
> someone can begin to test some of these patches you have been com
Bill Hart wrote:
> Ah, we are talking about the same thing I think.
>
> How silly to pollute the namespace with another macro with the same
> name, especially as MPFR and GMP/MPIR are sister projects. But I am
> guessing this is not an exported symbol but only used internally.
>
> That means all
Bill Hart wrote:
> 2009/7/17 Dr. David Kirkby :
>> The build speed problem is due to ATLAS. Here is the list of packages
>> currently built on t2 (it's building now). Look at the times between them
>> What you may notice is a huge time between lapack-20071123.p0 @ 2315 and
>> atlas-3.8.3.p5 @
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 06:46:31PM +0100, Dr. David Kirkby wrote:
> That could be reduced dramatically if we could save the temporary files
> it builds, produce a set of tuning values for the sun4v architecture,
> then ATLAS would not need to be tuned every time. But despite trying,
> and askin
2009/7/17 Dr. David Kirkby :
> Bill Hart wrote:
>>
>> This sage ticket 6453 is too hard. It actually looks like a "bug" in MPIR
>> to me.
>
> Hi,
>
> I copied this to sage-devel too.
>
>> The only way to test David Kirkby's fix on T2 it is to do sage -sh and
>> then run the spkg-install, etc.
>
>>
Bill Hart wrote:
> This sage ticket 6453 is too hard. It actually looks like a "bug" in MPIR to
> me.
Hi,
I copied this to sage-devel too.
> The only way to test David Kirkby's fix on T2 it is to do sage -sh and
> then run the spkg-install, etc.
> That means I'd need my own version of sage bu
