I need to be able to execute sage commands via the command line without opening the Sage shell. I am currently doing this through "sage -c 'cmd'". The issue I have is that this forces all of sage to boot up, run the command, and then shutdown. Something simple as "sage -c "print(derivative(5*x,x))" takes 3-4 seconds to run. How would I speed this up? My idea was to somehow run Sage in the background and be able to feed it input but I am not sure how to do that. I am feeding the command line input from an external program.
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Keep Sage running in background linux
Keep Sage running in background linux
I need to be able to execute sage commands via the command line without opening the Sage shell. I am currently doing this through "sage -c 'cmd'". The issue I have is that this forces all of sage to boot up, run the command, and then shutdown. Something simple as "sage -c "print(derivative(5*x,x))" takes 3-4 seconds to run. How would I speed this up? My idea was to somehow run Sage in the background and be able to feed it input but I am not sure how to do that. I am feeding the command line input from an external program.
EDIT: I found something that may be useful here: https://ask.sagemath.org/question/23431/running-sage-from-other-languages-with-higher-performance/
The solution this user provides is creating a python socket server to constantly be running sage and pass along input for evaluation into it. The code isn't exactly daemonized so I will attempt to do that later. I will report on if I got it to work.
