Yes, I Used the Binary for sage, and works great!!. But I intended to set
up a sage cell to used them as a service for an a external application. The
notebook command on sage starts a service on 8080 port, but it is only
accesible from localhost, and if I try to access by the public ip or domai
768MB of RAM is probably not enough to build Sage.
Can you use a binary?
David
On Thu, Jul 20, 2017 at 11:21 AM, Jose Luis Bracamonte Amavizca <
luis...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The VPS have 1 Core 768MB RAM 60GB Disk. It has not any other process
> running, it is a clean installation with no one ot
The VPS have 1 Core 768MB RAM 60GB Disk. It has not any other process
running, it is a clean installation with no one other use intended than to
be a cell of sage math .
I run the make command again, but first a set the SAGE_KEEP_BUILT_SPKGS to
'yes' to avoid delete the build directory, as s
On 2017-07-20 11:12, François Bissey wrote:
Now some more details about that pickling support. People
working on distro may very well want to ship cython with
that support enabled.
It's not a different way of shipping Cython. It's just setting a flag in
the setup.py of Sage. See the bottom of
Copying sage-packaging. This is great news!
Now some more details about that pickling support. People
working on distro may very well want to ship cython with
that support enabled. Is it dangerous or do you disable it
as a security to make absolutely sure it doesn’t have an
impact on sage?
Franç
Cython 0.26 has been released today. There is a ticket for upgrading in
Sage: https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/23360
Two important notes:
- For the first time since long, the Sage distribution now builds with a
100% vanilla Cython, no patches are required. I hope this will make
packagers happ
On 2017-07-19 20:22, Jose Luis Bracamonte Amavizca wrote:
internal compiler error: Killed
The most likely cause of this is running out of system memory. How much
memory does your system have? Was it particularly heavily loaded? Did
you use a lot of parallel processes to compile Sage?
--
You
