There used to be Itanium machines on the GCC Compile Farm, and I have
access there, in particular for testing/developing Sage stuff.
I don't now the current situation though.
Actually, I am supposed to write a laius about the need for Sage
portability on exotic archs/porting somehow on Windows
In the download page, we offer binaries for red hat 5.3 (+4 years old) over
itanium architecture. The version of Sage is 5.0.1 (+2 years old).
Is it really useful to keep it? Are there any actual downloads?
I would say that, if we can support Fedora over Itanium (that is, if we
have a buildbot
On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 2:50 AM, mmarco mma...@unizar.es wrote:
In the download page, we offer binaries for red hat 5.3 (+4 years old) over
itanium architecture. The version of Sage is 5.0.1 (+2 years old).
Is it really useful to keep it? Are there any actual downloads?
I would say that, if
