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Hi, |
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On Thursday 12 August 2010 17:37:34 Steven Trogdon wrote: |
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> Hi: |
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> I had apparently installed the Sage-provided scripts |
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> sage-g77_shared |
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> sage_fortran |
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> when Sage was under /opt to get some fortran functionality from within the |
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> notebook. Of course that functionality is missing with Sage under /usr. |
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> Both scripts are needed. See, from the notebook, |
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> Help -> Fast Static Versions -> Numerical Sage -> f2py |
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> for a cut-N-paste example. This example is included (command line version) |
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> in inline_fortran.py, the InlineFortran class under |
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> site-packages/sage/misc. The sage-g77_shared script calls sage_fortran and |
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> sage-g77_shared is hardcoded in the InlineFortran class. I suppose it is |
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> somewhat awkward to have these two scripts, but thought I would point out |
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> that some functionality is missing without them. Perhaps there is a better |
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> way, without messing around with the InlineFortran class, to achieve the |
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> same result. |
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Thats absolutely right - thank you for pointing that out. I have added these |
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files for now, but I think I will write a fix so we wont need these. |
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> Steve |
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Christopher |
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