The latest version of sage 1.4 installed fine on kanotix 64-bit, suse
10.1 64-bit,
and ubuntu 32 bit.
Successfully installed twisted-2.4.0
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For what it is worth, I saw a talk about boost.graph this year and was
very impressed. Some particular things I liked:
- Very high performance - parallel capabilities if I recall correctly
- Python bindings
- Very nice C++ design underneath
I am not sure about what algorithms/capabilities it pr
"William" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Robert has been doing a little preliminary work about what is out
> there, and putting it here:
>
> http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/rlmill/graph_software.html
>
> The idea of the above page is just to summarize what is currently
> available.
Could b
If I gave you an account on sage.math.washington.edu (a *very* powerful
computer at UW for SAGE developers), could you build your library
there? Then other sage developers could more easily help you, since
they could see what you're working on, make a copy and try making
changes to address the pr
I have two students at UW (Emily K. and Robert M.) who are doing a
project on
creating "the ultimate" computational graph theory package for SAGE.
Robert has been doing a little preliminary work about what is out
there, and putting it here:
http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/rlmill/graph_softw
I'm interested in this too but don't know about BOOST.
Does anyone know anything about Networkx?
https://networkx.lanl.gov/Readme.html
It is GPL'd.
I think the state-of-the-art is nauty, which (I'm told) is used by MAGMA. It is
"open source" but does not have an open source license. It is includ
Hi folks,
What software is out there for computational graph theory, commerical and
otherwise? Which of these would be an ideal candidate for SAGE?
I've only heard of BOOST (and according to an acquaintance augumenting
BOOST code is a painful process). Please share your experiences wrt this
doma
Like Fernando, I get the same error as before even after downloading the
new install file.
Fernando Perez wrote:
> On 10/2/06, William Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I already fixed this in the latest tarball that is at
>> http://sage.math.washin
Dear sage community, my name is Pere and I'm porting an internal lib to
python via pyrex. This will be a test case to port it then to sage.
I could port a little part ( the simple case ) but when I try to do it
with the large case it doesn't work. When I run with the large case I
get all the time
