On 2010-04-30, at 5:58 AM, Chris Withers wrote:
> Sridhar Ratnakumar wrote:
>> Similar to "STATICDEPS=True python setup.py bdist_egg" in lxml?
>
> If that lets me build and egg that I can then shove onto another box of the
> same OS and install with easy_install without installing any other
>
Sridhar Ratnakumar wrote:
For numpy you only need to use the pre-built ATLAS libraries (see scipy
installation document) on windows 32-bit (for 64-bit, you will need the
proprietary MKL to build atlas), and build atlas yourself on linux. In both
cases, setup.cfg has to be modified to point to
Sridhar Ratnakumar wrote:
Similar to "STATICDEPS=True python setup.py bdist_egg" in lxml?
If that lets me build and egg that I can then shove onto another box of
the same OS and install with easy_install without installing any other
dependencies, then yes, sure :-)
and build atlas yourself
Similar to "STATICDEPS=True python setup.py bdist_egg" in lxml?
For numpy you only need to use the pre-built ATLAS libraries (see scipy
installation document) on windows 32-bit (for 64-bit, you will need the
proprietary MKL to build atlas), and build atlas yourself on linux. In both
cases, setu
Hi All,
I'd like to build some packages into eggs such that I can easilly
install them with virtual_env or buildout.
The packages in question are numpy and scipy, at the moment.
Are there parameters I can pass to "python setup.py build" or "python
setup.py bdist_egg" that will cause the egg
