On 2012-05-29 13:42, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
> What does the acronym "FAT" in "SAGE_FAT_BINARY" refer to?
It's not an acronym, it's the word "fat". On Linux x86 systems (either
32-bit or 64-bit), the MPIR binary is built with support for various
kinds of processors. At run-time, the libr
On May 29, 2012, at 13:42 , Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
> What does the acronym "FAT" in "SAGE_FAT_BINARY" refer to?
Normally, "FAT" refers to a file format that contains executable images for
multiple architectures. I think that for Sage, it refers to a binary that will
run on multiple v
On 05/29/12 16:42, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
> What does the acronym "FAT" in "SAGE_FAT_BINARY" refer to?
>
FAT Acronym Triplet
(it just means fat, i.e. big)
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