You should not need to. A manual install should download, compile, and install all the dependencies in the julia directory, not the system directories. I have LLVM/clang 3.4 and lots of other libraries used by Julia on my system path and they do not seem to interfere in Julia's functionality.
For IJulia, however, you will need to install IPython. I got it working with Arch's ipython2 package (you'll need to install python2-tornado and python2-zmq manually as they are not required by the ipython2 package), with Anaconda's IPython, and with a manually installed IPython2.0.0-dev Hope it helps! -- João Felipe Santos On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 11:28 AM, Ismael VC <ismael.vc1...@gmail.com> wrote: > I did try first to install manually, using make, I don't know if now I > have a mess of libraries, should I remove every dependency with pacman? I > will try again doing it manually and post back any issue. > > ismaelvc@toybox ~ [1]> pacman -Qs llvm > local/clang 3.4-1 > C language family frontend for LLVM > local/llvm 3.4-1 > Low Level Virtual Machine > local/llvm-libs 3.4-1 > Low Level Virtual Machine (runtime library) > ismaelvc@toybox ~> > > > >
