sage installation
Hello. I have compiled Sage from source(it took 2 days o_O). sage directory is now 4.5G. Can i clean it up so that it takes up less disk space, saving it's functionality? How?
asked 2012-11-17 10:37:56 +0100
Anonymous
Hello. I have compiled Sage from source(it took 2 days o_O). sage directory is now 4.5G. Can i clean it up so that it takes up less disk space, saving it's functionality? How?
http://linuxcomps.campus.mipt.ru/shar... before make micro_release
x86, ubuntu 10.04 . I'll post install log as soon as i get a chance.
thx, but make micro_release died with SIGSEGV, rendering sage inoperative.
what platform (cpu architecture and operating system) are you compiling on?
can you post the install.log file somewhere publicly accessible?
There are a couple of make targets for this. From $SAGE_ROOT You can run:
> make micro_release # strips binaries and library files and removes build artifacts
If you want to do less than that, you can try:
> make clean # will remove spkg build artifacts
If you don't want local documentation, you can remove it also:
> make doc-clean # removes local documentation
Don't use the distclean
make target because that deletes all results of compilation (so Sage won't work anymore).
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Asked: 2012-11-17 10:37:56 +0100
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