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installation fails on SMC #12
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Has there been any progress on this? It would be good to have this installed on SMC. I just tried "sage -pip insall pypolymake --user" in a terminal on SMC. The installation process works, but there is still the same |
Could you try with
And also give access to the full log. |
I can't do this on SMC since I don't have permissions to modify the
version of sage installed on SMC. Perhaps we can ask one of the SMC
maintainers/developers to try this?
(But, on my local machine, I have no problems installing and using
pypolymake.)
EDIT: I added your request over at sagemathinc/cocalc#905.
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Hello, I'm working on a new compute environment for CoCalc (new name for SMC), and now I have such a logfile for Sage 7.6.
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Thanks for the report. There was indeed some import issues could you try again
I tried on 8.0.beta9 (which needed an extra hack to take care of a change of datastructure of rational matrices). |
Now it fails right here, and indeed, I don't this this fmpq_mat in sage 7.6. Does it only work in 8.0?
and
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Thanks for testing again. It was my bad, commit 18e87ea makes the import conditional. |
Better, but I have to bother you again. Now it fails with some gcc compilation error:
Logfile: https://cocalc.com/projects/14eed217-2d3c-4975-a381-b69edcb40e0e/files/scratch/pypolymake-2.log GCC is |
Random try... I added explicitely the namespace |
Sorry, but this leads to almost exactly the same issue:
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BTW, which polymake do you have? |
Well, I suppose the one in Sage? Let me check, ok, I hope this helps:
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That might be the source of the troubles, I have
It has been upgraded for 8.0.beta0. I am recompiling sage 7.6 to see whether it can be fixed. |
Problems on SageMath cloud sagemathinc/cocalc#905
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