#9583: Unhandled SIGSEGV with 4.5.2.alpha0 on t2
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   Reporter:  mpatel   |       Owner:  drkirkby    
       Type:  defect   |      Status:  needs_review
   Priority:  blocker  |   Milestone:  sage-4.5.2  
  Component:  solaris  |    Keywords:              
     Author:           |    Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:           |      Merged:              
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Comment(by SimonKing):

 Replying to [comment:26 jhpalmieri]:
 > If I comment out all assignments to {{{Kstd1_mu}}}, then Sage starts and
 for the directory sage/libs/singular, there is only one doctest failure:
 > ...
 > Not surprising, since it looks setting the multiplicative bound wants to
 set {{{Kstd1_mu}}}.
 >
 > Is something like this an option, if we can't fix the whole problem?

 Usage of {{{Kstd1_mu}}} was introduced by my patch at #1396. The aim of
 that patch was to make ''all'' Singular options available to libsingular.
 Two of Singular's options involve an int parameter: {{{degBound}}} and
 {{{multBound}}}. I used the former a lot, and it is kind of relieving that
 it doesn't cause a problem here. The latter, however, was new to me until
 two weeks ago.

 So, personally, I'd say that your suggestion could be a short term
 solution. But still, I'd like to see all Singular options available in
 libsingular.

 I'd prefer to first test whether wjp's solution works.

 @wjp and @malb:
 option.pyx links against certain files of Singular, located in
 {{{SAGE_LOCAL}}}, if I'm not mistaken. Will installing the new spkg
 automatically put these files in place? Or do you say that the spkg
 actually fixes the problem already?

 One general question: Is t2 really so slow, or am I getting a wrong
 impression? After touching option.pyx, it took about an hour to do {{{sage
 -br}}}.

 Cheers, Simon

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