[sage-support] Re: moving spkg between versions - is it possible - QuantLib

2009-02-20 Thread William Stein
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 4:29 AM, mabshoff wrote: > > > > On Feb 20, 4:10 am, tomanizer wrote: > > Hi, > >> If I remember correctly it took around 14 hours, but my memory might >> not be reliable. > > Ouch. Holy crud. 14 hours! Gees. > >> I will try to build it for the new Sage version and le

[sage-support] Re: moving spkg between versions - is it possible - QuantLib

2009-02-20 Thread mabshoff
On Feb 20, 4:10 am, tomanizer wrote: Hi, > If I remember correctly it took around 14 hours, but my memory might > not be reliable. Ouch. > I will try to build it for the new Sage version and let you know how > long it takes. Yeah, it needs way too much RAM to build on smaller systems, i.e.

[sage-support] Re: moving spkg between versions - is it possible - QuantLib

2009-02-20 Thread tomanizer
If I remember correctly it took around 14 hours, but my memory might not be reliable. I will try to build it for the new Sage version and let you know how long it takes. What do we need to do to make QuantLib a supported package? I am interested in helping, but I am not a Python/Sage genius (yet).

[sage-support] Re: moving spkg between versions - is it possible - QuantLib

2009-02-19 Thread mabshoff
On Feb 19, 2:15 am, tomanizer wrote: > Hi All, Hi Thomas, > I successfully built the experimental QuantLib spkg for Sage 3.0. > That took quite a while on my slow machine. Yeah, building the Swing extension of Quantlib is painful. > You can check it out here:http://highburyplace.no-ip.org:4