Tamas, > I apologize for the installation question, but I've been moving from > platform > to platform to keep customers happy. Getting Python (and packages) loaded > on > the various Windows platforms drove me to the edge of insanity. I'm back > on a > Mac and I thought things were going to be simpler. The particulars are: > Python > 2.7.5 (via anaconda), OS X 10.7.5 (Lion). (Using the usual package > installation route, I ran into scipy install problems no finding gfortran > so I > just went with Anaconda. ) > Anaconda is different in that the entire python system and packages are > installed relative to this python: > % which python > % /Users/drobin/anaconda/bin/python > This effective moves everything to ~/anaconda/bin, ~/anaconda/lib, etc. > Installers such as pip, brew, easy_install are still available, but the > install > locations are relative to ~/anaconda . > I tried to adapt the instructions in the following message to my case: > http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/igraph-help/2012-07/msg00101.html > On the off-chance it will help, here is the output from running make on the > C-library: > ----snip--- > On the one hand it feels like a path problem, but something else is amiss > I'm > afraid. > Many thanks for any suggestions. > Dave
Just in case someone else runs into this problem: I have successfully loaded igraph this morning by downloading and installing a new version of libtool-2.4.2.tar, running ./configure & make & make install within the libtool directory. I was then able to complete the igraph installation using the steps outlined in the msg referenced above. [still have not run tests, but it imports to python without complaint.] ...David
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