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sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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# TODO
# - consider writing a script to convert spkgs to nix packages, similar to vim
# or cabal2nix. This would allow a more efficient and "cleaner" build, greater
# flexibility and the possibility to select which dependencies to add and which
# to remove. It would also allow to use system packages for some dependencies
# and recompile others (optimized for the system) without recompiling everything.
# - add optdeps:
# - imagemagick
# - texlive full for documentation
# - ...
# - further seperate build outputs. Also maybe run `make doc`.
# Configure flags like --bindir and --libdir oculd also be used for that, see
# ./configure --help`.
# Other resources:
# - https://wiki.debian.org/DebianScience/Sage
# - https://github.com/cschwan/sage-on-gentoo
# - https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/community.git/tree/trunk?h=packages/sagemath
{ stdenv
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, bash
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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, fetchurl
, perl
sage: explicitly use gfortran6 The recent change from gfortran=gfortran6 to gfortran=gfortran7 broke the build.
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, gfortran6
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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, python
, autoreconfHook
, gettext
sage: 6.1.1 -> 6.8
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, which
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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, texlive
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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, texinfo
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
, hevea
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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, buildDocs ? false
sage: Make build more platform independant
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, optimize ? false # optimize sage to the current system (obviously impure)
Add expression for sage
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}:
stdenv.mkDerivation rec {
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version = "8.1";
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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name = "sage-${version}";
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sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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# Modified version of patchShebangs that patches to the sage-internal version if possible
# and falls back to the system version if not.
patchSageShebangs = ./patchSageShebangs.sh;
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src = fetchurl {
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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# Note that the source is *not* fetched from github, since that doesn't
# the upstream folder with all the source tarballs of the spkgs.
# If those are not present they are fetched at build time, which breaks
# when building in a sandbox (and probably only works if you install the
# latest sage version).
urls = [
"http://mirrors.mit.edu/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"ftp://ftp.fu-berlin.de/unix/misc/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://sagemath.polytechnic.edu.na/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"ftp://ftp.sun.ac.za/pub/mirrors/www.sagemath.org/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://sagemath.mirror.ac.za/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
treewide: http -> https sources (#42676) * treewide: http -> https sources This updates the source urls of all top-level packages from http to https where possible. * buildtorrent: fix url and tab -> spaces
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"https://ftp.leg.uct.ac.za/pub/packages/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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"http://mirror.ufs.ac.za/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
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"https://mirrors-usa.go-parts.com/sage/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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"http://www.cecm.sfu.ca/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://files.sagemath.org/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
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"https://mirrors.xmission.com/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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"http://sagemath.c3sl.ufpr.br/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://linorg.usp.br/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://mirror.hust.edu.cn/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
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"https://ftp.iitm.ac.in/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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"http://ftp.kaist.ac.kr/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
treewide: http -> https sources (#42676) * treewide: http -> https sources This updates the source urls of all top-level packages from http to https where possible. * buildtorrent: fix url and tab -> spaces
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"https://ftp.riken.jp/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://mirrors.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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"http://ftp.tsukuba.wide.ad.jp/software/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
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"https://ftp.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp/pub/math/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://mirror.yandex.ru/mirrors/sage.math.washington.edu/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://sage.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.sagemath.org/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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"http://mirror.switch.ch/mirror/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"https://mirrors.up.pt/pub/sage/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://www-ftp.lip6.fr/pub/math/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
"http://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/sagemath/src/sage-${version}.tar.gz"
];
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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sha256 = "1cpcs1mr0yii64s152xmxyd450bfzjb22jjj0zh9y3n6g9alzpyq";
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};
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postPatch = ''
substituteAllInPlace src/bin/sage-env
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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bash=${bash} substituteAllInPlace build/bin/sage-spkg
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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'';
sage: 6.1.1 -> 6.8
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sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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installPhase = ''
# Sage installs during first `make`, `make install` is no-op and just takes time.
'';
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outputs = [ "out" ] ++ stdenv.lib.optionals (buildDocs) [ "doc" ];
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buildInputs = [
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bash # needed for the build
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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perl # needed for the build
python # needed for the build
sage: explicitly use gfortran6 The recent change from gfortran=gfortran6 to gfortran=gfortran7 broke the build.
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gfortran6 # needed to build giac, openblas
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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autoreconfHook # needed to configure sage with prefix
gettext # needed to build the singular spkg
which # needed in configure of mpir
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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texinfo # needed to build maxima
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] ++ stdenv.lib.optionals(buildDocs) [
hevea # needed to build the docs of the giac spkg
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(texlive.combine { inherit (texlive)
scheme-basic
collection-pstricks # needed by giac
times # font needed by giac
stmaryrd # needed by giac
babel-greek # optional for giac, otherwise throws a bunch of latex command not founds
;
})
];
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nativeBuildInputs = [ gfortran6 perl which ];
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
7 years ago
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
patches = [
# fix usages of /bin/rm
./spkg-singular.patch
# help python find the crypt library
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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# patches python3 and indirectly python2, since those installation files are symlinked
./spkg-python.patch
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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# fix usages of /usr/bin/perl
./spkg-git.patch
# fix usages of /bin/cp and add necessary argument to function call
./spkg-giac.patch
# environment
./env.patch
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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# adjust wrapper shebang and patch shebangs after each spkg build
./shebangs.patch
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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];
Add expression for sage
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enableParallelBuilding = true;
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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hardeningDisable = [
"format" # needed to build palp, for lines like `printf(ctime(&_NFL->TIME))`
# TODO could be patched with `sed s|printf(ctime(\(.*\)))|%s... or fixed upstream
];
sage: fix build closes #17842
8 years ago
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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configureFlags = stdenv.lib.optionals(buildDocs) [ "--docdir=$(doc)" ];
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preConfigure = ''
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export SAGE_NUM_THREADS="$NIX_BUILD_CORES"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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export HOME=/tmp/sage-home
export SAGE_ROOT="$PWD"
export SAGE_SRC="$PWD"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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mkdir -p "$HOME"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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mkdir -p "$out"
# we need to keep the source around
dir="$PWD"
cd ..
mv "$dir" "$out/sage-root"
sage: explicitly use gfortran6 The recent change from gfortran=gfortran6 to gfortran=gfortran7 broke the build.
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export SAGE_SPKG_INSTALL_DOCS='no'
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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cd "$out/sage-root" # build in target dir, since `make` is also `make install`
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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''
+ stdenv.lib.optionalString (buildDocs) ''
mkdir -p "$doc"
export SAGE_DOC="$doc"
export SAGE_DOCBUILD_OPTS="--no-pdf-links -k"
sage: Make build more platform independant
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''
+ stdenv.lib.optionalString (!optimize) ''
export SAGE_FAT_BINARY=yes
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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'';
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
6 years ago
buildFlags = if (buildDocs) then "doc" else "build";
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
# for reference: http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/installation/source.html
preBuild = ''
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
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# symlink python to make sure the shebangs are patched to the sage path
# while still being able to use python before building it
# (this is important because otherwise sage will try to install python
# packages globally later on)
ln -s "${python}/bin/python2" $out/bin/python2
ln -s "$out/bin/python2" $out/bin/python
touch $out/bin/python3
bash $patchSageShebangs .
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'';
postBuild = ''
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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# Clean up
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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rm -r "$out/sage-root/upstream" # don't keep the sources of all the spkgs
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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rm -rf "$out/sage-root/src/build"
rm -rf "$out/sage-root/src/autom4te.cache"
rm -rf "$out/sage-root/src/config"
rm -rf "$out/sage-root/src/m4"
rm -rf "$out/sage-root/.git"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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rm -r "$out/sage-root/logs"
sage: Don't build docs by default This makes the HTML-docs an default-off option. Inline documentation (`matrix-plot??`) is still available and HTML docs are available online. Motivation: Get below the Hydra output size limit.
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rm -r "$out"/lib/python*/test
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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# Fix dependency cycle between out and doc
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7 years ago
rm -f "$out/sage-root/config.log"
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
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rm -f "$out/sage-root/config.status"
rm -f "$out/sage-root/build/make/Makefile-auto"
rm -f "$out/sage-home/.sage/gap/libgap-workspace-"*
sage: explicitly use gfortran6 The recent change from gfortran=gfortran6 to gfortran=gfortran7 broke the build.
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# Make sure unnessessary packages don't end up in the build closure
find "$out" \
-iname 'config.log' \
-delete \
-or -iname 'Makefile' \
-delete
rm -f "$out/lib/R/etc/Renviron"
sage: 8.0 -> 8.1, fix sandbox build The sandboxed build was failing, because it relied heavily on /usr/bin/env. This is fixed with a lot of shebang patching (both to system packages and to sage-internal packages).
7 years ago
# Make sure all shebangs are properly patched
bash $patchSageShebangs $out
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10 years ago
'';
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
# TODO there are some doctest failures, which seem harmless.
# We should figure out a way to fix the failures or ignore only those tests.
doCheck = false;
sage: fix TeX Live input The Sage derivation had texLive, the old TeX Live packaging which is now marked as broken, as a build input. This replaces it by the current TeX Live packaging. However, the build remains broken. One of the problems can be solved by patching the hashbangs at the beginning of build scripts, but the build still gets stuck while building ncurses.
8 years ago
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
checkTarget = "ptestalllong"; # all long tests in parallell
preCheck = ''
export SAGE_TIMEOUT=0 # no timeout
export SAGE_TIMEOUT_LONG=0 # no timeout
'';
sage: 6.1.1 -> 6.8
9 years ago
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meta = {
pkgs: refactor needless quoting of homepage meta attribute (#27809) * pkgs: refactor needless quoting of homepage meta attribute A lot of packages are needlessly quoting the homepage meta attribute (about 1400, 22%), this commit refactors all of those instances. * pkgs: Fixing some links that were wrongfully unquoted in the previous commit * Fixed some instances
7 years ago
homepage = http://www.sagemath.org;
sage: fix meta information Correct homagepage, description, and license.
10 years ago
description = "A free open source mathematics software system";
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
# taken from the homepage
longDescription = ''
SageMath is a free open-source mathematics software system licensed under the GPL. It builds on top of many existing open-source packages: NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib, Sympy, Maxima, GAP, FLINT, R and many more. Access their combined power through a common, Python-based language or directly via interfaces or wrappers.
Mission: Creating a viable free open source alternative to Magma, Maple, Mathematica and Matlab.
'';
sage: fix meta information Correct homagepage, description, and license.
10 years ago
license = stdenv.lib.licenses.gpl2Plus;
sage: set platforms to the set where I can build it; Hydra ARM builds seem to fail
6 years ago
platforms = ["x86_64-linux" "i686-linux"];
sage: 6.8 -> 8.0 This "un-breaks" sage while also updating it to 8.0. It compiles sage with its dependencies as one big pile, which is not the best approach but definately better than nothing for now. To be able to shrink the huge output pile a little, it also splits docs from the rest of the output.
7 years ago
maintainers = with stdenv.lib.maintainers; [ timokau ];
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};
}