GSoC Week 6

This week, I worked on improving the testing and making Sage wrappers. First, building with Clang had several issues and they were not tested. One issue was a clang bug when `-ffast-math` optimization is used. This flag would make floating point arithmetic perform better, but it may do arithmetic not allowed by the IEEE floating point standard. Since it performs faster we have enabled it in Release mode and due to a bug in clang, a compiler error is given saying  error: unknown type name '__extern_always_inline' . This was fixed by first checking if the error is there in cmake and then adding a flag D__extern_always_inline=inline. Another issue was that type_traits header was not found. This was fixed by upgrading the standard C++ library, libstdc++

This week, I finished the wrappers for Sage. Now converters to and from sage can be found at sage.symbolic.symengine. For this module to convert using the C++ level members, symengine_wrapper.pyx 's definitions of the classes were taken out and declared in symengine_wrapper.pxd and implemented in pyx file. To install symengine in sage, https://github.com/sympy/symengine/issues/474 has to be resolved. A cmake check will be added to find whether this issue exists and if so, then the flag -Wa,-q will be added to the list of flags. We have to make a release of symengine if we were to make spkg's to install symengine in Sage, so some of my time next week will involve getting symengine ready for a release and then making spkgs for everyone to try out symengine.