Dear Jacob, Richard et al:

Thanks.  That seems to work.

So, to summarize briefly, using fink on os x, I installed the following:

 fink install pygtk2-py25-dev pygtk2-gtk-py25-dev pygtk2-py25 opengl-py25
gtkglext1


(I changed the dependency in
/sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/finkinfo/libs/opengl-py.info  from glut to
freeglut, but it probably doesn't matter).

I then manually installed pygtkglext-1.1.0 using

configure --prefix=/sw ; make; sudo make install

and finally I installed pymmlib, after making these changes:

  perl -pi -e 's|/opt|/sw|g' setup.py
  perl -pi -e 's|/usr/bin/env python|/sw/bin/python2.5|g' **/*.py

(the latter command works, recursively, in zsh).

HTH,

Bill



Jacob Corn wrote:
> I don't have info on OS X specifically, but recently ran into problems
> installing pymmlib/tlsview on Debian.
>
> Unfortunately, Numpy-1.x has several changes from older versions, such
> that it's incompatible with pymmlib-0.9.8. Once
> you get past the other dependencies, you'll need to either use an older
> version of Numpy or obtain pymmlib from subversion
>
> %> svn co https://pymmlib.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pymmlib/trunk
> pymmlib
>
> I hear that the changes will soon be incorporated into a pymmlib release,
> but for now subversion is the way forward.
>
> Jacob
>
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> Jacob Corn
> The Berger Lab
> UC Berkeley - Molecular and Cell Biology
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