#11246: flint-1.5.0.p5's extraneous #includes break typedef ulong in sys/types.h
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   Reporter:  dimpase              |          Owner:  tbd            
       Type:  defect               |         Status:  positive_review
   Priority:  major                |      Milestone:  sage-4.7.2     
  Component:  packages             |       Keywords:  cygwin         
Work_issues:                       |       Upstream:  N/A            
   Reviewer:  Karl-Dieter Crisman  |         Author:  Dima Pasechnik 
     Merged:                       |   Dependencies:                 
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Comment(by leif):

 Replying to [comment:32 kcrisman]:
 > Except for the fact that in this case the reviewer at least did it
 ''un''knowingly.

 I primarily meant merging tickets with known ''newly introduced'' flaws or
 deficiencies, which of course requires some positive review.

 (Not fixing old flaws on a ticket is another issue, and heavily depends on
 the situation, especially the effort to do so, and the cost of delaying
 other changes already made. Also, spkgs are IMHO different to patches to
 the rest of Sage.)

 > Which is the fundamental difference between Sage and most other OS
 projects - the developers are mostly mathematicians first, programmers
 second (or third, or `n`th).  My apologies for not being a shell script
 ninja ;)

 Ninjas operate silently.

 > If I'd waited for someone who knew enough about shell to check whether
 it did more than work correctly it would have never been reviewed :)

 Hmmm, I saw Dave was cc'ed.

 [[BR]]

 > > I would if I only could, but I fortunately^TM^ lack suitable Windows
 versions to run a recent Cygwin on. ;-)
 >
 > Ah, another chicken-and-egg problem...

 Chicken and egg? So Sage on Cygwin will replace Windows, or is Microsoft
 going to rewrite it in Sage when the Cygwin port is ready?

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/11246#comment:33>
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