Nathan Dunfield

As discussed in #13, the same problem occurs in Ubuntu 16.10 and 17.04, but should work OK in 17.10 or with `gcc 7` installed into earlier versions of Ubuntu.

@berceanu: Thanks for posting these instructions, they are very helpful! @janverschelde: Is it necessary to use AdaCore's gnat-gpl as opposed to the "generic" GNU gnat that is available with e.g....

@janverschelde on Ubuntu 17.04 with `gcc 6` the Ada compiler works fine, but then, like @berceanu, I hit #11 with the missing PIC version of `libgnat`. However, the `gcc 7`...

Also, @janverschelde is there a way to build PHCpack using `make -jN`? When I give `make` this flag, it reverts down to using only one core when actually compiling the...

To follow up on my previous comment, [here is the source](https://bitbucket.org/nathan_dunfield/sagedocker) for a Docker image derived from Ubuntu 16.04 that builds `PHCpack` using `gcc7` from `ubuntu-toolchain-r` PPA. The needed Ubuntu...

Interestingly, this leaks memory ``` v = pari.vector(10, range(10)) ``` but this does not: ``` v = pari(range(10)) ``` though they seem to result in the same PARI object.

@videlec With regards to `cypari-mini` versus `cypari-full` is the idea that they would both install a package named `cypari` but they would be separate packages on PyPI? Or would they...

@videlec wrote: > Concerning dependencies on cypari, is it possible to have fine dependencies in pip? I imagine something like: "if cypari-mini is there then fine, otherwise install cypari-full". You...

@videlec @culler Another approach would be to have three packages: `cypari`, `cypari-full` and `cypari-mini`. The first contains only a few lines of code that try to import `cypari-mini` and `cypari-full`...

@videlec wrote: > With your proposal, if I want the minimal version should I do ``` $ pip install cypari-mini $ pip install cypari ``` Yes, that's right. > It...