E. M. Bray
E. M. Bray
I don't think so--that's normal as far as I can tell.
@guraltsev Thank you for the insight. That's very strange. I'm not sure why ccache would be running at all. It would have to be because something is calling gcc (to...
@guraltsev Ah, your sleuthing at least reveals why the heck gcc is being run at all, which was confusing me. It happens during setup of the Sage shell environment, in...
@guraltsev What if you run mintty directly?
I think the problem definitely seems related to ccache for some reason. What if you set the environment variable: ``` export CCACHE_DISABLE=1 ``` and then run ``` /opt/sagemath-9.3/sage ``` ?
On a somewhat related note, as it is we have some duplication between our own images in this repo. In particular the Dockerfiles for sagemath and sagemath-devel are almost if...
I agree this would be useful. Currently it *does* exist but in a non-obvious form, and consists of either running Sage's bash directly, or running Sage's Python directly (and in...
> In fact, a binary executable may also be of use on Linux (possibly on Macs ?) I don't see what problem you think this will solve. It's already possible...
That makes sense--sage is probably not even imported before the first cell is run. It shouldn't take several minutes though. For me at worst it's a few seconds.
Yes, BLODA could have something to do with it. I use Windows Defender, but not any third party anti-virus software. Might be an interesting experiment to try (in a VM,...