On Feb 4, 2013, at 11:37 AM, Tom Rondeau <[email protected]> wrote: > On the other hand, PyQwt5 works in all cases I've tested against Qwt6. Qwt6, > though, is much nicer and has some significant performance benefits. So if > possible, use Qwt6 with PyQwt5.
Hi Tom - I'm wondering if you can clarify what you've written. Last night I checked into MacPorts a big overhaul of the Qwt series, so we have qwt (5.1), qwt52 (5.2.3), qwt60 (replaces qwt-60; 6.0.2), and qwt-devel (6.1.rc3). This morning I tried compiling PyQwt (5.2.0) using qwt52 and qwt60; the former works just fine but the latter fails because the API has changed (e.g., removal of qwt_array). I tried installing "py27-pyqwt +qwt60" but that failed (again due to the API changes). So while I -could- install "py27-pyqwt +qwt52" then force install qwt60 (over qwt52), the PyQwt python library will not be loadable because it's is linked to "libqwt.5.dylib" and not "libqwt.dylib". I could hack the library requirement to be just "libqwt.dylib", but that seems a bit "extreme" and unwise for general use (e.g., in MacPorts). Maybe I'm missing something? Thanks for explaining. - MLD _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
