Hi Dima
Not urgent for me. I still have a perfectly good 64 bit version working,
no problems.
I am inclined towards the "weird behaviour of the 32 bit distribution".
There is a huge numbers of filenames which differ between the 2
installations...many more than I would have expected. Details
Hi Alexander
Fairly certain that the packages I use do not have dependencies (as I have
just extracted them into the package directory in the past, with complete
success). However, packages I use are Repsn, loops, design (which requires
GRAPE if nauty is used) and database_gap (which does requ
> Is it possible to turn on typeset mode in the single cell server?
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I guess one can use "show" in some cases...
http://sagecell.sagemath.org/?q=jqrxkt
but I don't think this is configurable by end users, though perhaps it
wouldn't be very hard - ?
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This has nothing to do with GAP packages. It's some weird behaviour of a
binary Sage installation, that does not seem to have gcc available
(although it should?). It's evident from the attached log.
A short workaround is to install Sage from source.
On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 9:25:50 PM UTC
Graham, which package would you like to install? Even if it uses no
compilation, it may depend on other GAP packages which should be installed
as well. Some of these may require compilation, some not. Dependencies are
described in PackageInfo.g file in the package root directory, and also on
pa
On 2016-03-03 15:27, Graham Gerrard wrote:
Environment Ubuntu 14.04, 32 bit. Sage is 7.0, installed using the
binary for this platform.
Can you be more specific exactly how did you install this?
I am trying to add the GAP database to the GAP
installation.
Tried "sage -i database_gap" (recomme
Environment Ubuntu 14.04, 32 bit. Sage is 7.0, installed using the binary
for this platform. I am trying to add the GAP database to the GAP
installation.
Tried "sage -i database_gap" (recommended method??) but the installation
gets confused, looking for gcc in the SageMath search paths. First
