On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 12:45 PM, kcrisman wrote:
>
>> Smells like a bug...
>
>
> Not exactly. The documentation for solve makes it clear (I hope!) in the
> examples that these are "generic" variables generated by Maxima which we do
> not make "Sage" variables. They just mean, "any old integer"
On 06/11/2013 09:44 PM, robin hankin wrote:
> OK thanks for this, bug reported [at least, I think it is. I
> couldn't see it on trac].
>
> Now what about this:
>
>
> sage: solve(sin(x) + cos(x) == cos(2*x),x,to_poly_solve=True)
> [x == 2*pi*z264, x == 2*pi*z268 + 1/6004799503160661*I - 355/4
kcrisman wrote:
On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 8:09:02 PM UTC-4, leif wrote:
robin hankin wrote:
> hello, sage 5.9
>
> If solve() gives an unspecificed integer, how do I substitute a
> particular value into the expression?
>
> subs() does not work as expected/desi
On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 8:09:02 PM UTC-4, leif wrote:
>
> robin hankin wrote:
> > hello, sage 5.9
> >
> > If solve() gives an unspecificed integer, how do I substitute a
> > particular value into the expression?
> >
> > subs() does not work as expected/desired because the free variable
leif wrote:
robin hankin wrote:
hello, sage 5.9
If solve() gives an unspecificed integer, how do I substitute a
particular value into the expression?
subs() does not work as expected/desired because the free variables
don't seem to be defined.
sage: a=solve(sin(x)==0,x,to_poly_solve='force')
robin hankin wrote:
hello, sage 5.9
If solve() gives an unspecificed integer, how do I substitute a
particular value into the expression?
subs() does not work as expected/desired because the free variables
don't seem to be defined.
sage: a=solve(sin(x)==0,x,to_poly_solve='force');a
[x == 2*pi
hello, sage 5.9
If solve() gives an unspecificed integer, how do I substitute a
particular value into the expression?
subs() does not work as expected/desired because the free variables
don't seem to be defined.
sage: a=solve(sin(x)==0,x,to_poly_solve='force');a
[x == 2*pi*z38, x == pi + 2*pi*z
arojas wrote:
El miércoles, 12 de junio de 2013 23:01:52 UTC+2, leif escribió:
What does, in a Sage subshell ('./sage --sh'), the following give?
$ echo '#include ' > gen_cf_gmp.cc
$ $CXX -I$SAGE_LOCAL/include -M gen_cf_gmp.cc | grep gmp.h
/opt/sage/local/include/gmp.h /usr/incl
Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
On 06/12/2013 11:04 AM, leif wrote:
chexmix wrote:
I ran a script session to capture the build output.
P.S.:
You don't have to do that.
There's $SAGE_ROOT/logs/install.log (cumulative, usually mostly
unreadable when 'make' is run with multiple jobs), and
$SAG
El miércoles, 12 de junio de 2013 23:01:52 UTC+2, leif escribió:
What does, in a Sage subshell ('./sage --sh'), the following give?
>
> $ echo '#include ' > gen_cf_gmp.cc
>
> $ $CXX -I$SAGE_LOCAL/include -M gen_cf_gmp.cc | grep gmp.h
>
>
/opt/sage/local/include/gmp.h /usr/include/c++/4.8.1
arojas wrote:
In Arch Linux a workaround for this is exporting CPP='/usr/bin/cpp' before
compilation
May I ask you the same?
What does, in a Sage subshell ('./sage --sh'), the following give?
$ echo '#include ' > gen_cf_gmp.cc
$ $CXX -I$SAGE_LOCAL/include -M gen_cf_gmp.cc | grep gmp.h
On 06/12/2013 11:04 AM, leif wrote:
> chexmix wrote:
>> I ran a script session to capture the build output.
>
> P.S.:
>
> You don't have to do that.
>
> There's $SAGE_ROOT/logs/install.log (cumulative, usually mostly
> unreadable when 'make' is run with multiple jobs), and
> $SAGE_ROOT/logs/pkgs
On Tuesday, June 11, 2013 10:44:38 PM UTC-4, robin wrote:
>
> OK thanks for this, bug reported [at least, I think it is. I
> couldn't see it on trac].
>
> No
>
Unfortunately, the bug tracker from the notebook does *not* automatically
create Trac tickets. (Actually, this is sort of good,
El miércoles, 12 de junio de 2013 16:42:01 UTC+2, chexmix escribió:
> Hi --
>
> I b0rked the Sage install on my netbook by somehow bungling upgrade(), so
> decided to reinstall from source (I run Linux, but it's neither Red Hat-based
> nor Debian/Ubuntu-oid ... it's Slackware).
>
> For the fir
leif wrote:
What does, in a Sage subshell ('./sage --sh'), the following give:
$ echo '#include ' > gen_cf_gmp.cc
$ $CXX -M gen_cf_gmp.cc | grep gmp.h
Oh, forgot: And what does in contrast
$ $CXX -I$SAGE_LOCAL/include -M gen_cf_gmp.cc | grep gmp.h
give?
-leif
(Do that in some arbitra
On 06/11/2013 10:44 PM, robin hankin wrote:
> OK thanks for this, bug reported [at least, I think it is. I
> couldn't see it on trac].
>
> Now what about this:
>
>
> sage: solve(sin(x) + cos(x) == cos(2*x),x,to_poly_solve=True)
> [x == 2*pi*z264, x == 2*pi*z268 + 1/6004799503160661*I - 355/4
leif wrote:
chexmix wrote:
In file included from ../kernel/si_gmp.h:4:0,
from ../kernel/structs.h:15,
from weight0.c:13:
../factory/cf_gmp.h:2501:28: fatal error: bits/c++config.h: No such file
or directory
#include
^
compilatio
Apparently the answer to my last question is "yes". Since I originally
studied the Sage tutorials a couple of years ago "var" has been extended to
attache a domain to variables. Still reading up on it, it's connected to
the assumptions mechanism and simplify method. I used all of the above in
On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 10:53 AM, Stephen Nuchia wrote:
> This forum is for the open-source mathematics program called Sage. You want
> the commercial office automation software company called Sage. See sage.com.
>
And to avoid future confusion:http://sagemath.org/legal.html
> --
> You re
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In graduate school I used Mathematica all day every day. I've not had the
luxury of that kind of immersion in Sage (yet). But I've searched the
documentation and the forums and I see others struggling with the same issue
I'm having so I don't think it's just me.
I am working on mathematical a
chexmix wrote:
I ran a script session to capture the build output.
P.S.:
You don't have to do that.
There's $SAGE_ROOT/logs/install.log (cumulative, usually mostly
unreadable when 'make' is run with multiple jobs), and
$SAGE_ROOT/logs/pkgs/.log for each of the Sage packages
(formerly in $S
chexmix wrote:
I b0rked the Sage install on my netbook by somehow bungling upgrade(),
so decided to reinstall from source (I run Linux, but it's neither Red
Hat-based nor Debian/Ubuntu-oid ... it's Slackware).
For the first time ever, the Sage build failed.
The details:
OS is Slackware Linux 1
Hi --
I b0rked the Sage install on my netbook by somehow bungling upgrade(), so
decided to reinstall from source (I run Linux, but it's neither Red
Hat-based nor Debian/Ubuntu-oid ... it's Slackware).
For the first time ever, the Sage build failed.
The details:
OS is Slackware Linux 14.0, 64
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