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This release is almost the same as sage-2.9.2, but has a few minor build
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fixes and one memory leak fix. Also I stripped out two nontrivial pre-compiled
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Java programs (surfex in Singular and Java3d) that had snuck in.
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Hello folks,
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Sage 2.9.2 has been released. It is available at
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http://sagemath.org/download.html
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The following people contributed to this release:
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* Michael Abshoff
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* Francois Bissey
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* Tom Boothby
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* Robert Bradshaw
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* Burcin Erocal
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* David Harvey
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* Josh Kantor
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* Willem Jan Palenstijn
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* R. Rishikesh
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* William Stein
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Cheers,
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Michael Abshoff (release chair), William Stein
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* Major Features, New Spkgs and Bugfixes
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The 2.9.2 release was mostly a bug fix release, specifically aimed at
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the AMS meeting in San Diego. The main new features are
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* Much, much improved 3D plots by the integration of jmol
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(this involved substantial new code by Robert Bradshaw and
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William Stein)
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* Many build fixes and build improvements
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We closed 33 tickets, mostly because we were very, very conservative
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for this release. For details see below or our tracker at
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http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/milestone/sage-2.9.2
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Reviewers: William Stein, Mike Hansen, David Harvey, Robert Bradshaw
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Michael Abshoff; apologies to anybody I forgot.
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Feeback: Jaap Spies, apologies to anybody I forgot.
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* Known Issues with 2.9.2
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#1497: ATLAS can fail to build on multi core Linux boxen when
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power management is activated. This is a known ATLAS
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issue with workaround: disable power management
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* Upcoming Releases
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The next release will be 2.10, chaired by Michael Abshoff. The release
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should happen in about a week from the release of 2.9.2. Planned
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features are:
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* Update a lot of spkgs to the current release
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* Solaris 10 support in 32 bit mode on Opteron/x86
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* FreeBSD support out of the box
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* Doctesting Coverage
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For 2.9.2:
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Overall weighted coverage score: 35.2%
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Total number of functions: 18100
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Compared to 2.9.1.1 this is a decrease by 0.1%.
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* About Sage (http://www.sagemath.org)
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Sage is developed by volunteers and combines 71 open source packages.
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It is available for download from sagemath.org and its mirrors in
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source or binary form. If you have any questions and/or problems
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please report them to the google groups sage-devel, sage-support,
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sage-forum or sage-newbie. You can also drop by in #sage-devel in
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freenode.
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* Closed Tickets:
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Merged in final:
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#1589: Robert Bradshaw: jmol -- using via https is a pain in the butt
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Merged in rc1:
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#1302: R. Rishikesh: fix bug in laurent_series integration
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#1449: Tom Boothby: make shift-enter work on OSX
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#1482: David Harvey: fix xgcd suboptimal output
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#1576: Robert Bradshaw: add implicit multiplication [not enabled
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per default for now]
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#1596: Robert Bradshaw, Willem Jan Palenstijn: preparser hangs
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if line starts with '...'
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#1661: Tom Boothby: add click-to-evaluate button in notebook
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#1670: William Stein: fix various plot3d doctest failures
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#1681: Robert Bradshaw: fix serious bug when raising complex(0,1)
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to the power of the Sage integer 2.
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#1683: Willem Jan Palenstijn, William Stein: sage -t cubegroup.py&
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stops instead of running in background [workaround for
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Linux only for now]
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#1687: William Stein: "make distclean" doesn't delete test.log
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#1688: William Stein: give option to set the libgfortran.so
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Merged in rc0:
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#1535: Robert Bradshaw: jmol meshes are always smoothed
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#1615: Michael Abshoff: mpfi -- build is seriously broken on
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at least one system
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#1643: Josh Kantor: if SAGE_FORTRAN is set do not link
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the binary to sage_fortran.bin
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#1670: Robert Bradshaw, William Stein: many more updates
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for jmol/3D plotting
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#1674: Willem Jan Palenstijn: memleak in
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pAdicCappedRelativeElement.__pow__
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#1675: Willem Jan Palenstijn: memleak in
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pAdicCappedRelativeElement._set_from_Rational
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#1676: Willem Jan Palenstijn: memleak and unused variable
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in pAdicCappedAbsoluteElement
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#1677: Michael Abshoff, Robert Bradschaw: trivial-to-fix
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mistake in the rubiks spkg
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Merged in alpha0:
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#1471: Michael Abshoff: moving a sage install breaks clisp
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#1536: Robert Bradshaw: jmol useable from notebook
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#1591: Michael Abshoff: immediately terminate the build on
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Cygwin, Solaris
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#1603: William Stein: upgrade pari to 2.3.3
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#1635: Michael Abshoff: Singular.spkg relatated: lib->LIB
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link issue on OSX
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#1644: Michael Abshoff: Enable email notification of trac
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tickets
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#1654: Francois Bissey, William Stein: excise pysqlite
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#1658: Willaim Stein: sage -bdist on osx should output a dmg
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instead of a tar.bz2
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#1664: Robert Bradshaw: update jmol to 11.5.2
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#1665: Robert Bradshaw: zip related jmol files
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#1666: Robert Bradshaw: jmol cylinders should use the draw
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command rather than be triangulated as a pmesh
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#1667: Burcin Erocal: coercion fixes for PolyBoRi
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#1671: Michael Abshoff: doctest: fix shapes.pyx fallout from
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the bundle merged in #1666
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