Hmmm the build failed. Something to do with LAPACK. I've put the log at
http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/dmharvey/failed/install.log
I don't have time to investigate carefully now, but if there's a
simple fix anyone can suggest, I can try that out.
david
On Aug 7, 2007, at 1:31 PM, Willi
On Aug 7, 2007, at 1:31 PM, William Stein wrote:
>> You said below that /usr/local needs to be empty. So what if I
>> temporarily rename /usr/local, build SAGE, and then rename it back.
>> Will this fry my OS? Will this make the build work? There doesn't
>> seem to be too much important stuff in
On 8/7/07, David Harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a G5 powerpc. It's certainly not pristine, but if there's a
> way I can help without destroying my OS then I'm willing to give it a
> try.
Thanks!!
> You said below that /usr/local needs to be empty. So what if I
> temporarily rename /u
I have a G5 powerpc. It's certainly not pristine, but if there's a
way I can help without destroying my OS then I'm willing to give it a
try.
You said below that /usr/local needs to be empty. So what if I
temporarily rename /usr/local, build SAGE, and then rename it back.
Will this fry my
Hi,
Regarding the powerpc related mac problems, I can't just dump
those files in the local/lib/ directory of the SAGE install,since if
I do for other people they *will* mess up their SAGE installs (I was
told to include such files before by other people, did that for a while,
and it caused way mo
In fact, upon some perusal, there are other lib files needed for some
things. E.g. using plot(sin,0,10) creates a graphics primitive
somehow, but it won't let me show(plot(sin,0,10)) without
libfreetype6.dylib (apparently it gives a font related to creating an
axis in matplot, as I read the messa
