I am new on SAGE. When I run a time consuming algorithm using sage on Jupyter, there is no sign on Jupyter command window showing the program is still running. I only should wait until the results appear on the Jupyter command line. Is there a way I could be noticed if something is still running by sage or not?
If you are using Cocalc, you will see a green or blue bar when a programme is running.
In the Jupyter notebook, you can see that Sage is running by looking at the small circle at the right of "SageMath 8.3" in the right part of the header bar: if the circle is filled, then Sage is running.
From a terminal, you can type:
topor
htopyou will see the activity of the processors.
What do you mean by terminal? Sorry I am a beginner.
Sorry, I am new on SAGE. Running SAGE, I have tow windows; one for Sage 8.2 Notebook Server and the other for Jupyter. Nothing happens when I type top or htop on the first window. When I type that on Jupyter command window I see this: <function top="" at="" 0x6fffbe307d0=""> I still do not know if sage is running the algorithm or not.
They're running on Windows.
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Could you be more specific? What exactly is the code you're trying to run, and in what interface are you running it? Did you enter some code in the notebook? I would suggest looking up tutorials on how to use the Jupyter notebook. If you want to see if your code is, say, using the CPU open the Windows Task Manager and just sort processes by CPU usage. Sage will show up as a
python2.7process since Sage is written in Python.