Fast Library for Number Theory
FLINT (Fast Library for Number Theory) is a C library in support of computations in number theory. It is also a research project into algorithms in number theory. At this stage, FLINT consists mainly of fast integer and polynomial arithmetic and linear algebra.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| flint-3.1.3.tar.xz | 0005679336 5.42 MB | |
| flint.changes | 0000011417 11.1 KB | |
| flint.spec | 0000003879 3.79 KB |
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Is the devel package even usable? The file "flint.h" includes "config.h", which isn't packaged for some reason.
This makes, a.o., "arb" unable to build (see @jengelh 's attempt).
It's a fucking mess. The use of
#include "config.h"by system headers (which flint.h is at this point) is illegal, because it is prone to source any random config.h that is in the search path, and that config.h may contain a completely different set of #defines.Indeed. Is there any way we can convince upstream to use a sane(r) method (e.g. calling it something like "flint-config.h" instead)?
For the time being, could this be used as a stopgap solution?
It has improved since; flint and arb are now updated.