#13947: zn_poly segfaults during tuning and tests on OS X and Cygwin when built 
on
a busy system
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       Reporter:  jpflori                                |         Owner:  tbd  
    
           Type:  defect                                 |        Status:  new  
    
       Priority:  major                                  |     Milestone:  
sage-5.10
      Component:  packages: standard                     |    Resolution:       
    
       Keywords:  zn_poly spkg cygwin osx nuss_mul fail  |   Work issues:       
    
Report Upstream:  N/A                                    |     Reviewers:       
    
        Authors:                                         |     Merged in:       
    
   Dependencies:                                         |      Stopgaps:       
    
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Comment (by leif):

 Replying to [comment:36 leif]:
 > P.S.:  I'll probably update it later to allow conditional faking of
 thresholds...  (as I don't get "appropriate" thresholds on Linux, and only
 rarely on the MacOS X box I have access to).

 Ok, did so.

 You can now install the spkg with `ZN_POLY_FAKE_THRESHOLDS` set to
 something non-empty to set all `mul_fft_thresh`s to 1, [comment:22 as I
 previously did to provoke failures].

 (Even) with this, the "quick" test suite (still) passes for me now.

 Further changes for debugging:  Failures in `test_nuss_mul()` now get
 reported, and the test suite doesn't exit on the first failure, but
 continues testing.  (Especially `test_nuss_mul()` now performs all tests
 regardless of failures.)

 Feel free to change `patches/conditionally_fake_mul_fft_threshs.patch` to
 fake other tuning parameters as well; as the name says, I'm only changing
 `tuning_info[2..64].mul_fft_thresh` since doing so previously triggered
 failures for me.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/13947#comment:37>
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