On May 24, 2007, at 11:50 PM, Rashmi Ranjan Mohanty wrote:
Hi Daniel
Thanks for the reply. Please find the attached files for the log
from the pysparse build “out” and a copy of the modified setup.py
file.
I just struck out the original libraries_list line in the default
setting section and replaced it with libraries_list=[]. While
building it gave me lots of warnings.
Look for settings for the sun systems in setup.py. There are two
#SunOS sophokles 5.8 Generic_108528-15 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-
Fire-880
and
# SunOS zuse 5.6 Generic_105181-21 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-
Enterprise
Try the library_dirs_list and libraries_list for these machines. You
may need to edit these for your particular configuration.
I understand that pysparse built for you, but it looks like there
were some missing symbols.
When you have built pysparse with new settings then try
>>> import pysparse
>>> pysparse.__version__
and
>>> from pysparse import precon
If you manage to get pysparse working correctly, then we can fix the
setup.py to build correctly on sun. That is assuming
you have a fairly standard configuration.
Good luck.
Thank you again.
On 5/24/07 4:42 PM, "Daniel Wheeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Rashmi,
Thanks for emailing the list. I'll try and answer your questions
below.
On May 24, 2007, at 4:14 PM, Rashmi Ranjan Mohanty wrote:
3. pysparse-1.0.1: Downloaded from http://pysparse.sourceforge.net.
<http://pysparse.sourceforge.net> While following the installation
procedure it complained:
ld: fatal: can't find -llapack and -lblas library.
I modified setup.py in the source directory for SunOS and it seems
to be installed now. Following are the last few lines from the
installation log.
Could we take a look at the setup,py you edited for pysparse. The
problem you are having is a pysparse problem and not a fipy problem
as such.
I assume you can do the following at a python prompt,
>>> import pysparse
>>> pysparse.__version__
and that returns '1.0.1'. Correct? When you do
>>> from pysparse import precon
is when you have the problem. Correct?
Can you do the following as well.
- Remove your build/ directory from the base pysparse directory
- Rebuild pysparse but write the output to a file (python
setup.py build > out)
- Pass "out" back to us
The log from a build may help us diagnose the problem.
Once this starts working I will post a detail installation
procedure for Sun Solaris 9 which I could not find anywhere on the
web.
That would be great, but setting up the pysparse setup.py to work
correctly by default for sun os would be even better.
Sorry for the long email and thanks in advance.
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Regards
R R Mohanty
University of Central Florida
FL-32816, USA
Ph-407-435-7589
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Daniel Wheeler
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Regards
R R Mohanty
University of Central Florida
FL-32816, USA
Ph-407-435-7589
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<setup.py>
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Daniel Wheeler
