Sagelib compilation worked now, make continued with certifi package. What did I you? At first I uninstalled the whole "giac complex" which contains giac, im, arb, flint, ppl, cddlib pari, sympow - devel, binary libraries and executable packages.
But that was not enough: the problem occures with system python38-devel - so I unsinstalled that package. Then I configured like this: *./configure --with-system-arb=no --with-system-cddlib=no --with-system-flint=no --with-system-flintqs=no --with-system-giac=no --with-system-iml=no --with-system-pari=no --with-system-pari_galdata=no --wi* *th-system-pari_seadata_small=no --with-system-ppl=no --with-system-python3=no --with-python=PYTHON3* Waiting some hours and that worked for sagelib. If I need to install the giac complex I don't know. But I hope this prevents me for the pynac error I posted before - there flint or pari was maybe compiled two times. I let you know if the whole complilation works. Tobias [email protected] schrieb am Samstag, 28. November 2020 um 23:52:32 UTC+1: > If your Sage build is incomplete, some packages have been built, say, > pari, and then you decide to replace pari > with a system package then you need to uninstall it. > In your config.log there is > > configure:38410: result: pari-2.11.4.p0: > already installed as an SPKG > > e.g. for pari you'd need to run > > make pari-clean > > The easiest is to clean everything already built by running > > make distclean > > and then start again, by running ./configure > If it is happy about system's pari, you will see > > configure:38410: result: pari-2.11.4.p0: > using system package; SPKG will not be installed > > in the output of ./configure (and in config.log) > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "sage-support" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/sage-support/49af02d6-7f22-42bd-99af-04c213bdbcb5n%40googlegroups.com.
