#9356: make SAGE_ATLAS_LIB work on Solaris
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Reporter: jhpalmieri | Owner: drkirkby
Type: defect | Status: closed
Priority: minor | Milestone: sage-4.5.3
Component: solaris | Resolution: fixed
Keywords: | Author: John Palmieri
Upstream: N/A | Reviewer: David Kirkby
Merged: sage-4.5.3.alpha0 | Work_issues:
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Comment(by drkirkby):
Replying to [comment:12 mpatel]:
> Replying to [comment:11 drkirkby]:
> > Could you try making that link symbolic link manually, and testing if
that fixes the problem.
>
> I did this manually and reinstalled the !NumPy and !SciPy packages. I'm
not sure if it was necessary to recompile !NumPy, but your suggestion
works for me. The long doctests now all pass.
I think it would have been to recompile, as this is a '''static'''
library, which means it should get bound into the executable. Had it been
a shared library missing, then just adding the link would have been
sufficient, but I doubt it would with a static library.
> John, have you had any problems with `SAGE_ATLAS_LIB`?
I'm pretty sure John will do, as there's simply nothing in the code to
make that static library available. John's fix was part of the solution,
but not a complete solution. I'm sorry I did not make a better job of
reviewing it, but it seemed so logical!
Since I've already created a atlas-3.8.3.p14.spkg (#9508), which is merged
into 4.5.3.alpha1, and #9508 includes this change, I think it is better to
create another ticket to add the missing link, which I've since done. That
is #9780.
I'll implement that and test on !OpenSolaris later today. If it fixes it
on !OpenSolaris then it will work for Solaris. The advantage of testing on
!OpenSolaris is simply speed. It takes a lot less time to build Sage on a
3.33 GHz Xeon than it does on {{{t2.math}}} or any SPARC I personally have
access to.
Dave
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