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Hi, As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source? In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody: * first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args) * Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fiw was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make). * On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions whan I manadged to compile 10-4. Best Seb

Hi, Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source? source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody: somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fiw was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make). ).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions whan I manadged to compile 10-4. Best 10-4.
Best
Seb

Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fiw fix was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions whan I manadged to compile 10-4.
Best
Seb

Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fix was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions whan I manadged to compile 10-4.
Best
Seb

Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fix was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions whan when I manadged to compile 10-4.
Best
Seb

Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fix was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions when I manadged to compile 10-4.
Best
Seb

Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c) it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fix was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions when I manadged to compile 10-4.
Best
Seb

Hi,
As far as I remember, Fedora users should compile from source?
In any case I tried to compile on Fedora 41, got various errors, however managed to compile version 10-4, and I assume my feedback can help somebody:
* first the real problem I faced: in a file flock.py, the command import pipes was causing an issue. I had to change it to from urllib.parse import quote and I had to change pipes.quote(arg) into quote(args)
* Next I had a problem with pari: when the function qfcvp0 is called in a file gen(c)gen.c it has one more argument that the way it is defined in /usr/inclue/pari/paridecl.h (where the argument for precision is missing). My fix was to dnf remove pari before I do the whole compilation process (configure then make).
* On versions 10-0 to 10-3, the ./configure was not able to find gcc. I had to add option --without-system-gcc to the command configure, hence it took ages to compile gcc, but at the end of the day the compilation failed because it was not finding GMP. I gave up on compiling these versions when I manadged to compile 10-4.
Best
Seb