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2018-10-13 11:49:46 +0100 | commented answer | Disable modules at compile-time or runtime These alternatives sound good indeed! I may note use the Jupyter notebook (I need desktop programs), but SymPy is definitely a good choice. I also have Giac in mind. |
2018-10-13 11:47:03 +0100 | commented answer | Disable modules at compile-time or runtime Oh, you're right! I had missed the deps file for SageLib. Now I see how monolithic it is. ^^ I'll try the runtime method now, thanks again for your help! |
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2018-10-11 21:17:56 +0100 | commented answer | Disable modules at compile-time or runtime Thanks! I'll start by giving the package type option a try. Currently I made a subset of packages |
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2018-10-08 22:11:09 +0100 | asked a question | Disable modules at compile-time or runtime I'm building SAGE for a humble Raspberry Pi platform (although I'm currently experimenting compilation on a good computer), and given the power of the Pi target I'd like to build and use only a reduced part of SageMath's modules. Anything too far above the level of a high-school student can be cut off, I only plan to use exact calculus and basic analysis tools. So far I've looked at the installation guide and tried a few things with the configure script, but I found no option to disable modules. Is there anything planned for this purpose? Or do I have to build SageMath entirely no matter what? I considered loading only part of the Python modules at runtime, but I figure SageMath will load the others when it sees fit. Is there a way to disable part of SageMath at runtime? |