#20563: Cannot compile SnapPy for sage because sage's gcc is incompatible with
system's as
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Reporter: mgoerner | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: sage-7.2
Component: porting | Resolution:
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Comment (by dunfield):
Replying to [comment:4 jdemeyer]:
> Does snappy have inline assembly? Since snappy is the only package with
this problem that I know of, there must be at least something snappy-
specific about this issue.
No, it doesn't. Moreover, while very small binary Python modules will
compile and function, anything too complicated gives in similar errors,
for example see the logs of trying to build pandas and chomp that I will
upload in a second.
This is a problem only with the binary distribution of SageMath --- if you
compile Sage direct from source on 10.9 (or even 10.8), then the resulting
Sage will compile snappy, chomp, and pandas without any issue.
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