On 7/11/2018 3:19 PM, profgr...@gmail.com wrote:
What would be a good way for a Sage user with a basic programming
background to learn about Sage development and how codebases are built?
Projects ultimately of interest so far are (1) a "show-my-steps" feature
for differentiation in Sage or
What would be a good way for a Sage user with a basic programming
background to learn about Sage development and how codebases are built?
Projects ultimately of interest so far are (1) a "show-my-steps" feature
for differentiation in Sage or (2) a feature for generating proofs by
induction
On Wed, Jul 11, 2018 at 7:11 AM, Julian Rüth wrote:
> Thanks for the feedback so far. It seems that there are pros and cons to all
> of the options.
>
> What about the following: We go with the somewhat random min(8, number of
> threads) and print a warning once if "number of threads" > 8
Le mercredi 11 juillet 2018 16:11:01 UTC+2, Julian Rüth a écrit :
>
> Thanks for the feedback so far. It seems that there are pros and cons to
> all of the options.
>
> What about the following: We go with the somewhat random min(8, number of
> threads) and print a warning once if "number of
Thanks for the feedback so far. It seems that there are pros and cons to
all of the options.
What about the following: We go with the somewhat random min(8, number of
threads) and print a warning once if "number of threads" > 8 (telling the
user to export SAGE_NUM_THREADS)? Note that this
