Dear Martin,
> If you 'tell' the Singular interface to write a logfile, you/we can see what
> is going on on the Singular side:
Can you tell me what i did wrong:
sage: singular = Singular(logfile='singlog')
sage: from cohomology import *
sage: C=COHO('125gp3')
sage: C.make(3)
...
sage: singular.quit()
sage: quit
And now the file 'singlog' is EMPTY, although Singular was frequently
used. I guess the output was written in a buffer, but how can i flush
it to the file?
Yours
Simon
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