yeah, come to think of it, it is probably that i changed some things
without doing clone first (in my defense clone eats up a lot of space
on small hdd).
here is the hg heads output. Not sure how it is supposed to look, but
probably having two heads is unusual?
r...@rado-tablet:~/sage/devel/sage$
On Jan 7, 2010, at 9:25 PM, Rado wrote:
yeah, come to think of it, it is probably that i changed some things
without doing clone first (in my defense clone eats up a lot of space
on small hdd).
Fortunately it eats up less now, as the build output, .c files, and (I
think) docs are hard
On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:13 AM, Georg S. Weber wrote:
Hmmm,
I looked again through the scripts; perhaps it's worth trying directly
./sage -sh
cd spkg
./install
one more time, since the download of the 4.3 stuff seems to have been
successful. If that (still) does not work, I'm running out of
Hmmm,
I looked again through the scripts; perhaps it's worth trying directly
./sage -sh
cd spkg
./install
one more time, since the download of the 4.3 stuff seems to have been
successful. If that (still) does not work, I'm running out of ideas
(apart from the obvious, i.e. doing a fresh full
Hi Georg,
Yes my sage folder is in /home/rado/ . Here is the output of 'which
cython'.
r...@rado-tablet:~$ which cython
/usr/bin/cython
sage subshell$ which cython
/home/rado/sage/local/bin/cython
/home/rado/sage
Any idea how to fix that issue ? I tried uninstalling my global cython
Hi Rado,
this flag is part of a command given to the Cython-to-C compiler.
Maybe a wrong (and outdated) version of Cython is picked up/used?
What is your $SAGE_ROOT (it seems to be /home/rado/, is that correct)?
What is the output of 'which cython' (both not inside and inside a
Sage shell, i.e.
