| AbdealiJK added a comment. |
@DrTrigon There is no special step involved for installing with wheels. pip install <pkg name> generally prefers using wheels if a wheel is found that is suitable for your system.
If a wheel suitable for your system is not found, it compiles it from source.
For example, on Travis, it uses the scikit wheel (.whl file) from pypi - Line 632 on the build 138811509
The specific wheel it uses on travis is scikit_image-0.12.3-cp27-cp27mu-manylinux1_x86_64.whl. Which means (Got this information from https://github.com/pypa/manylinux):
- cp27 means CPython 2.7
- m in cp27mu means that pymalloc is available
- u in cp27mu means the python was compiled with UCS4 unicodes
- x86_64 - 64bit (or arch 64 or x64) computers only
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