Martin, On September 15, 2006 1:00 PM you wrote: > > Bill Page writes: > > > Yes, there is a time-limit of 1 minute for Axiom on MathAction > > to prevent any problems where a run-away process hangs the whole > > system. > > > > Can you think of why it might take more than a minute to compile > > that page? If absolutely necessary I can temporarily relax this > > restriction. > > Well, it takes several minutes on my computer. I don't really know > why, but I know that the compiler is a very sensitive creature. For > example, moving the operations ord1, ord2, deg1, deg2 towards the > end of the constructor GUESS, on my machine, the code will take > nearly an hour to compile.
That is ridiculously long! There has got to be a pretty serious but in SPAD to take so long. :-( > > Similar findings are actually documented in some algebra > files that are currently shipped with axiom... > This does not seem to happen during the usual build of Axiom. > Thus, please either temporarily relax the time restriction > (set it to 10 min, for example) or compile the file by hand... > It was easy for me to change it to 60 minutes. So you should have plenty of time to compile now. Regards, Bill Page. _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
