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richard miller (el 2007-12-10 a les 15:20:42 -0500) va dir::
> Thanks for the clue !
>
> I downloaded a new zlib and compiled it
>
> I recompiled HDF5 with the following
>
> ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-threadsafe --with-zlib=/usr
> --with-pthread=/us
>
> I then recompiled pytables and all test passed
That sounds good. You could in theory use the HDF5 library provided in
the ``libhdf5-serial-1.6.5-0`` package in Debian/Ubuntu, which includes
Zlib support. ::
> Question please -- should I be able to compile and use zip2 lib
> with HDF5 ?
If you mean bzip2, you don't need to rebuild your HDF5 library. If you
happen to have the bzip2 development files installed (``libbz2-dev`` in
Debian/Ubuntu) you just need to rebuild PyTables (you may need to use
the ``--bzip2`` option of ``setup.py``).
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