Fellow pyMOLers,
I am trying to build pyMOL on FreeBSD. It was once supported and offered as
a port, however this is not the case anymore. In my effort to bring pyMOL
back to FreeBSD I decided to tinker with the most recent pyMOL version,
that being v1.8+.
So far, I managed to re-adjust the prefix_path together with inc_dirs and
lib_dirs to point to the correct directories (FreeBSD stores non-OS related
stuff in /usr/local, unlike Linux) in the *setup.py* first install file.
However, I am getting a long trail of compiler errors. My suspicion is that
the default compiler of FreeBSD, Clang, does not properly recognize some
variables and fails miserably.
*Is it possible to point setup.py to use a specific compiler or compiler
version?*
Some additional lines seem to point to GCC, but I'm not sure GCC is
actually used. Numpy did require me to install GCC 4.8.5, though.
Best regards,
Andy
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