Dear Vipul, Are you sure you did the following:
Once you enter the sympy folder do the following: This will install the library sudo python setup.py install Run the following. It will essentially run all the tests and finally output you if all test cases passed the result or not. ./setup.py test For creating a patch and details check out here: https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Development-workflow#wiki-workflow-process If you still have any problems then give specific error details. Regards, Sushant On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > On Saturday, April 6, 2013 12:22:13 AM UTC+5:30, Vipul Harsh wrote: > > Hi all . > > > I went through the ideas list for GSOC 2013. Group theory caught my eye > and I want to go ahead with it for GSOC . Regarding my background in the > subject , I have done a thorough full semester worth of Group theory and am > decently versed with Groups, Rings and Fields. > > > > I have these questions - > > Is there an implementation of rings and fields already in the sympy > library? > I tried to search for Rings and Fields. There is an implementation of > polynomial rings in the polynomials module but apart from that I could not > find a reference anywhere. If not , what is the scope of implementing them > and how much am I expected to do in the summers. > > > > Implementation of Permutation Groups? > Some functions implemented in the Permutation Groups can be done more > efficiently using the cycle notation. The Permutation class has a feature > for cycle notation but surprisingly it's used in only a handful of > functions. Am I missing something here? > > > > If I go ahead with this project , what should I focus for my application ? > By this I mean , should I elaborate on my ideas and algorithms or should I > also give details of implementation ideas. I am sorry for this basic > question, but I am a beginner. > > > How do I compile the sympy library and generate a patch? > I think I might have found one , but I am not able to check my code and am > completely stuck here. > > > Thanks for your patience and help > Vipul Harsh > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "sympy" group. 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