#14636: ECL spkg : dirty workarounds?
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   Reporter:  Snark               |             Owner:  jdemeyer    
       Type:  defect              |            Status:  new         
   Priority:  major               |         Milestone:  sage-pending
  Component:  packages: standard  |          Keywords:              
Work issues:                      |   Report Upstream:  N/A         
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 My debian/sage experiments have uncovered two problems with sage's ecl
 package:

 (1) it is compiled with unicode disabled ; this is to avoid errors, like
 those which can be read about in [https://github.com/cschwan/sage-on-
 gentoo/issues/2 this gentoo report]. But that doesn't look like a real
 solution! Wouldn't it be possible to add a conversion step somewhere to
 make sage work with an unicode-enabled unicode? or what about ecl's
 --output-encoding argument?

 (2) I'm annoyed by the fact that SIGCHLD was disabled by directly patching
 the sources -- wouldn't it be possible to change this by modifying an rc
 file or some such, whose path would be given to ecl at startup?

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/14636>
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