#4411: phc breaks on one-variable problems
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   Reporter:  mhampton           |       Owner:  mhampton                       
    
       Type:  defect             |      Status:  needs_review                   
    
   Priority:  major              |   Milestone:  sage-4.7                       
    
  Component:  optional packages  |    Keywords:  phc, phcpack, numerical, 
polynomial
     Author:  Marshall Hampton   |    Upstream:  N/A                            
    
   Reviewer:                     |      Merged:                                 
    
Work_issues:                     |  
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Description changed by mhampton:

Old description:

> phcpack uses a different method and different output for 1-variable
> problems, which breaks some assumptions in the interface.
>
> Attached patch trac_4411_and_10607_phc_fixes.patch fixes this problem and
> a recent change in phcpack output that breaks everything in the interface
> if not addressed.
>
> Apply only the patch:
> trac_4411_and_10607_phc_fixes.patch
> [http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/raw-
> attachment/ticket/4411/trac_4411_and_10607_phc_fixes.patch]
>
> AFTER installing the optional spkg at #10607

New description:

 phcpack uses a different method and different output for 1-variable
 problems, which breaks some assumptions in the interface.

 Attached patch trac_4411_and_10607_phc_fixes.patch fixes this problem and
 a recent change in phcpack output that breaks everything in the interface
 if not addressed.

 Apply only the patch:
 trac_4411_and_10607_phc_fixes.patch
 [http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/raw-
 attachment/ticket/4411/trac_4411_and_10607_phc_fixes.patch]

 and test AFTER installing the optional spkg at #10607:
 [http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/mhampton/phc-2.3.60.spkg]

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