In the terminal, cd to the directory of your Sage installation,
then run the following commands (don't type the initial $
on each line, which represents the bash prompt).
update your sources to the latest stable version
$ git pull origin master
optionally, set your computer to use many cores while building Sage
$ export MAKE='make -j4'
(replacing 4 by the number of cores on your machine)
build SageMath
$ make
If the compilation fails, you might have to start it again from scratch:
$ make distclean
$ make
If you're going to run make distclean, you might as well download a fresh source tarball and build that. You could try the same but without make distclean, which might work. If it does work, it will be faster.
Asked: 2018-07-26 14:14:06 +0200
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Last updated: Jul 27 '18
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Under what operating system? How was Sage installed?