#4000: [with patch, needs work] Implement QQ['x'] via Flint ZZ['x'] + 
denominator
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 Reporter:  malb              |       Owner:  somebody       
     Type:  enhancement       |      Status:  new            
 Priority:  major             |   Milestone:  sage-wishlist  
Component:  basic arithmetic  |    Keywords:                 
 Reviewer:                    |      Author:  Martin Albrecht
   Merged:                    |  
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Comment(by spancratz):

 Firstly, I am sorry for the bad patches I uploaded earlier --- I didn't
 realise that new files aren't included in a patch by default.  I have
 changed this now and uploaded a new complete patch
 ``fmpq_20090925.patch``.

 There is one problem with the ``squarefree_decomposition`` method, which
 for some unknown reason was causing memory failures in the latest version.
 For the time being, I've just changed it back to my earlier code, which
 still uses bad aliasing of arguments to ``fmpz_`` methods.

 Mike:  Thanks for taking a look at the composition problem, too.  The
 failure on my setup must be rather strange, since the traceback also
 includes ``finance/fractal.so``.  I don't think I understand the
 ``__call__`` method well enough to do much about it.  In any case, I think
 the current code (catching polynomial composition, and otherwise passing
 the call on to ``Polynomial.__call__``) should be preferable.

 I am not quite sure what I should do at this point.  I think it would be
 best to wait until the release of the next stable release of SAGE and then
 look at this again with the goal to have sorted out as soon as possible.
 What do other people think?  If someone has a suggestion for what I should
 do at the moment, while I might not have too much time during the next few
 weeks, I should definitely be able to look at this every weekend.

 Sebastian

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