#8059: update Singular SPKG to newest upstream release
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   Reporter:  malb                                                    |       
Owner:                                           
       Type:  enhancement                                             |      
Status:  positive_review                          
   Priority:  major                                                   |   
Milestone:  sage-4.5.3                               
  Component:  packages                                                |    
Keywords:                                           
     Author:  Martin Albrecht                                         |    
Upstream:  Reported upstream. Little or no feedback.
   Reviewer:  David Kirkby, Simon King, William Stein, John Palmieri  |      
Merged:                                           
Work_issues:                                                          |  
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Comment(by drkirkby):

 Replying to [comment:119 AlexanderDreyer]:
 > I this this issue occurs only if you have a lot of CPU cores, but slow
 hard disks. Anyway, the patch at think !http://www.singular.uni-
 kl.de:8002/trac/ticket/250 should cure it.

 That looks a very trivial change. If I understand correctly, just one line

 {{{
 $(basefactorysrc:.cc=.o):      factory.h
 }}}

 is added. But it might be better to put it on another ticket, otherwise
 this could drag on for ages - the ticket is already 7-months old.

 Singular is one of the slowest packages build for me on my Ultra 27,
 taking about 8 minutes if I recall correctly. But I'm concerned that
 delaying this much longer will cause more problems than a few minutes of
 wall time will make.

 BTW, I've run with 1000 threads on systems with only 4 cores. It's not
 optimal, but does allow a reasonable simulation of larger parallel builds
 to be made.

 A big problem in my opinion, is that the server disk.math, which serves
 all the home directories has been mis-configured to increase the speed of
 NFS. So failures on home directories might not be code errors, but simply
 mis-configuration of the server.


 Dave

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