Tommy Grav wrote:
>> I
>> don't know that it has ever all been consolidated into one easy-to- 
>> find, easy-to-use set of instructions that will work for just about anyone.

no, it hasn't.

However, I think:

$ easy-install matplotlib

should work, at least with the python.org python2.5

>> Maybe someone can provide, or has provided, a universal binary of  
>> 0.91.2  built against numpy 1.1?

does it need to be "built against" numpy at all? I didn't think it was a 
build-time dependency -- that is, any MPL 0.91.2 should do, and you can 
drop a new numpy into it. I don't know if there is one yet, though...

> I seemed to remember that I had similar problems with 0.91.1, but used
> the super-scipy package to install it. Of course that package is now  
> only for intel macs :(

There was talk of making it Universal, but I don't know what came of that.

There are essentially two options:

1) built it just for yourself -- I think the instructions John H. posted 
are pretty easy to follow.

2) Built so that it is re-distributable, as part of a py2app *.app, for 
instance. In this case, you need to find or build the dependencies as 
Universal static libs, then make sure that those are linked when you 
build. You should also probably use the python.org build of python, 
rather than Apple's one. I don't know that there are easy instructions 
for this anywhere, but Russel Owen did post some somewhere a while back.

2b) built against the Universal Frameworks found here:

http://www.kyngchaos.com/wiki/software:frameworks
(I think FreeType and UnixImageIO should do it).

That will give you a Universal build that you can use with py2app, but 
if anyone else wants to use that build, they'll need to install those 
frameworks too.

-Chris



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