#11339: Illegal use of __deallocate__ in cython (pyx) code
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   Reporter:  gagern                           |          Owner:  drkirkby      
                 
       Type:  defect                           |         Status:  needs_info    
                 
   Priority:  major                            |      Milestone:  sage-4.7.1    
                 
  Component:  algebra                          |       Keywords:  sd31          
                 
Work_issues:                                   |       Upstream:  N/A           
                 
   Reviewer:  François Bissey, Steven Trogdon  |         Author:  Volker Braun, 
Martin von Gagern
     Merged:                                   |   Dependencies:                
                 
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Comment(by fbissey):

 Just for the record while I am working on stuff. It seems there are no
 problems on amd64 all the problems seem to arise on the x86 side. So I
 upgraded to 4.7.1.alpha3 and ran the long tests on my 2003 x86 box. 16
 hours later I have three doctests crashes that may be related (currently
 setting proper debugging on that box) and i seem to have lost the test.log
 :P - just great. Anyway I'll have a look at the extra debugging in
 libsingular. If there is a problem with omalloc could we switch to the
 system malloc? I think there is an option for that (whether it is working
 or not is another matter).

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