#10508: Update ATLAS to version 3.9.32
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   Reporter:  vbraun       |          Owner:  tbd       
       Type:  enhancement  |         Status:  needs_info
   Priority:  major        |      Milestone:  sage-4.7.1
  Component:  packages     |       Keywords:  ATLAS     
Work_issues:               |       Upstream:  N/A       
   Reviewer:               |         Author:            
     Merged:               |   Dependencies:            
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Changes (by leif):

 * cc: leif (added)


Comment:

 Note that you can copy updated spkgs into `spkg/standard/` and then do
 {{{
 #!sh
 env SAGE_UPGRADING=yes make build
 }}}
 to rebuild all dependent packages.

 (We should perhaps add `make` targets for that to the top-level Makefile
 and document them in the Developer's Guide, as this is currently just a
 side-effect of the effort to make upgrading work.)

 If you at the same time need to apply patches to the Sage library, things
 get a bit more complicated, as e.g. Sage switches to the `main` branch
 before reinstalling the Sage library package. One safe way is to first
 apply the patches, create a new `sage-x.y.z-whatever` spkg (with
 `devel/sage/spkg-dist`) and '''replace''' the one in `spkg/standard/` with
 that one (or at least make sure `newest_version` will pick up the right
 one).

 Note that the extension modules' dependencies in `module_list.py` are
 currently far from complete. #8664 adds ''some'' in a generic way by
 adding them automatically in `setup.py`, i.e. lets modules also depend on
 the headers of the libraries they use (which [only] works if the headers'
 mtimes get modified / updated during installation of their corresponding
 libraries). The dumb alternative is to run `sage -ba-force` after an
 "upgrade" process.

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