Hi Nathaniel, Nathaniel Virgo <[email protected]> writes: > I would like to install PyCuda on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, using the > MacPorts python. Unfortunately I haven't been able to work out where to > even start. > > I can find instructions for installing using the system Python, and for > using EnthoughtPython, but not for the MacPorts python-2.7, which is what I > use for everything else. I believe it is possible to use the MacPorts > python, since I had this working at some point under OS X 10.6, but it was > too long ago to remember how I went about installing it. > > The instructions for installing on 10.8 seem to be only for people who have > upgraded from 10.7. This doesn't include me (although I have migrated all > my files and settings from my old 10.6 machine). Is it even possible to do > a new install on a 10.8 machine that was never running 10.7?
Why not? Just use/adapt the 10.8 instructions. Make sure you've got CUDA installed, and then follow/adapt the basic steps, which are much the same between the two versions. If something goes wrong, just come back and complain. > P.S. By the way, just as an aside, the instructions for installing using > the system python seem to be structured in such a way that one first has to > read and understand how to install it on 10.6, then read the differences > between that and 10.7, then read the differences between that and 10.8. > This is not ideal, since I would guess most people visiting that page will, > like me, just want to install on the most recent OS X. It might be worth > someone's time to re-structure the page so that the 10.8 instructions are > self-contained and at the top. Like, yours? It's a wiki after all. :) Andreas _______________________________________________ PyCUDA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.tiker.net/listinfo/pycuda
