#12841: update M4RIE to newest upstream release
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       Reporter:  malb             |         Owner:  tbd                        
             
           Type:  enhancement      |        Status:  needs_review               
             
       Priority:  major            |     Milestone:  sage-5.2                   
             
      Component:  packages         |    Resolution:                             
             
       Keywords:                   |   Work issues:  solaris                    
             
Report Upstream:  N/A              |     Reviewers:  Simon King, Jeroen 
Demeyer, Volker Braun
        Authors:  Martin Albrecht  |     Merged in:                             
             
   Dependencies:  #12840           |      Stopgaps:                             
             
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Comment (by SimonKing):

 Replying to [comment:55 jdemeyer]:
 > The file `sage/ext/multi_modular.h` seems to be used by !LinBox.  But
 `matrix_modn_double_*` has a conflicting definition of `mod_int`.  It is
 supposed to be the same or did you both use the same name for a type
 accidentally?

 FWIW: I made a similar experience on Solaris with my !MeatAxe wrapper
 (and, if I remember correctly, the same problem has shown up a while ago
 when trying to use Singular options in !libSingular). Namely, !MeatAxe
 uses a function mulmat (or matmul? Doesn't matter...), but apparently a
 function of the same name is defined in some other spkg as well. And
 apparently the Solaris linker was confusing the two mulmats, even though
 they belong to totally different packages! In particular, !MeatAxe does
 not link against the other package.

 The simple solution was to rename !MeatAxe's mulmat into _mulmat.
 So, renaming mod_int into something else would be worth a try.

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