On Dienstag 02 Juni 2009, Marcel Krause wrote: > Hello list, > > I try to install PyCUDA von WinXP SP 3. Most of the problems were > solved with a little editing: > * updating the DEFAULT_VERSION in ez_setup.py
This'll be unnecessary once 0.93 is out. Thanks for the reminder, though. > * let setup.py search for "nvcc.exe" instead of "nvcc" Good point. This is now done by default. That change will be in 0.93 and is also in git master. > But now I'm stuck: "setup.py install" gives me "vc.exe failed with > exit status 2". Does anyone have any idea what that could mean? From a distance, this looks like a compiler bug. In my book, a compiler should either succeed or fail with an error message. VC doesn't seem to do either in this instance. Any VC gurus here? What version of VC are you using? > I post the other messages at the bottom of this mail, and also > my siteconf.py. I'm not sure whether I have the right paths in > there - can anyone tell me examples of files that I could search > to make sure I have the right path configured, and find the paths > that I don't yet have? (Like CUDADRV_LIB_DIR.) You BOOST_PYTHON_LIBNAME is likely wrong--it refers to "gcc", and you're compiling with msvc. But that's likely not the root of your current problem. > configure.py runs without errors, but does not insert any paths > at all into the siteconf.py, so I have to find them all manually. > Not quite easy, because I have very lots of directories that are > named "lib", "include" and so on. :) Hmm, configure.py was designed as just a commandline way of filling out siteconf.py--it wasn't meant to really detect anything. I realize that the name breeds expectations that it doesn't meet. I'll think of something. :) Andreas
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