Hi David, Thank you for the quick reply.
It looks like you did not install python correctly. I strongly recommend > you to use the python available for cygwin, after having removed the > python you installed from sources. Installing the python package does > give you /usr/lib/python2.5/config, as can be seen on the cygwin package > list. > Sorry, my message was ambiguous: I indeed did this, I installed python from the cygwin installer (in cygwin you can opt to install both binary and sources of a package. Sources are needed, I guess, if you want to compile python modules.) So, I did not compile python myself. Once you correctly installed the python package from cygwin, remove the > build directory in numpy sources, and start again. This should get you > further, I did this exactly. I even tried with the two different versions of python available in cygwin (2.5.2 and 2.5.1 I believe). Removing the build directory each time. I'm really at a loss here. It apparently does not find the required library, but everything is available in /usr/lib/python ? Kind regards, Chris
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