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update giac spkg #19873
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I have found that eliminate is slower with this version of giac |
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I just tried to install the package and ran into
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and the built doesn't start after this message?
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with 7.2.beta1 I have doctest failure due to
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Replying to @frederichan-IMJPRG:
It does. The thing is that the sage install script is starting with the command |
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Following the "Short usage" example on your webpage I got two warnings (sage-7.2.beta1):
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Replying to @videlec:
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I have no idea to fix this warning. It looks similar to #20206. NB it looks to appear only once. (ie doing another f.diff() is OK) |
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NB: the current 1.2.2.37 giac tar ball that I have made with spkg-src also expand as src. So I am waiting for 1.2.2.39 release (parisse said next week) to fix this. |
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The examples from your webpage in the section " Syntaxes with reserved or unknown Python symbols" do not work. There is no
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I think that you are looking at the doc of the Python version of giacpy. It differs from the sage version (gmp, avoid conflics with SR...)
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All right. I was able to run the doctests after decompressing the archive
This is good enough for this version... Though
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Reviewer: Vincent Delecroix |
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Replying to @videlec:
Thank you
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I don't understand,
has a long test suite, and build/pkgs/giac and giacpy have both a dependencies file. NB: running the giacpy testsuite is not enough for a review because some sage doctests have the # optional - giac or giacpy flag.
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Changed branch from u/frederichan/giac122 to |
update the giac spkg to the current upstream stable version: 1.2.2-37
The tarball built from spkg-src to put in upstream/ can be downloaded at
http://webusers.imj-prg.fr/~frederic.han/xcas/sage/giac-1.2.2.37.tar.gz
Update the giacpy spkg to 0.5.5. The tarball to put in upstream can be downloaded at
http://webusers.imj-prg.fr/~frederic.han/xcas/giacpy/sage/giacpy-0.5.5.tar.gz
This new release of giacpy is just an update of giac keywords + an update of setup.py for #20258. cf https://gitlab.math.univ-paris-diderot.fr/han/giacpy-sage
From 1.2.0.x to 1.2.2.x some multithreading was introduced in groebner basis computation over prime fields.
on a Xeon E5520@2.27Ghz (2 cpu with 4 cores) I got a groebner basis (from the sage with conversion to sage and 8threads allowed) for cyclic9 over GF(101)
giac 1.2.0: Time: CPU 1328.82 s, Wall: 1328.61 s
giac 1.2.2: Time: CPU 824.29 s, Wall: 326.89 s
Component: packages: optional
Author: Frederic Han
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Reviewer: Vincent Delecroix
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/19873
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