On Feb 19, 2:15 am, tomanizer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi All,
Hi Thomas,
> I successfully built the experimental QuantLib spkg for Sage 3.0.
> That took quite a while on my slow machine.
Yeah, building the Swing extension of Quantlib is painful.
> You can check it out here:http://highburyplace.no-ip.org:443/home/pub/3/
> (I will only be able to keep this link it live for a couple of days)
>
> I've now installed Sage 3.2.
> Can I move my Sage QuantLib build from the old version to the new
> version without re-installing and re-building?
Well, the official answer is: No, this is not supported and a bad idea
in general.
*But*: in this particular case copying over the needed bits might be
possible. If it blows up in some way and Sage breaks you get to keep
the pieces :)
In general as long as the Python C API doesn't change [which is the
case from Sage 3.0 to 3.2.3] if you know what you are doing and have
no other dependencies that changed it can be done.
Out of curiosity: How long did it take? It seems like one can always
start the install before going away/to bed/etc.
> Regards
> Thomas
Cheers,
Michael
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