On 9/5/08, David Cournapeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should first test the binary (import numpy; numpy.test()), to see
whether the built was really sucessful.
Hy again! :)
I've managed to build numpy and install it. 'import numpy' works OK,
numpy.show_config() looks OK, but when I try tu
The error you are seeing may indicate that it is not possible to build
python 2.5 extensions with VS 2008 with distutils (the message says
distutils did not detect VS 2008 installation, and that may well be
caused by distutils not knowing how to deal with VS 2008).
You may be right, I
Matthieu Brucher wrote:
You may be right, I remember that VS2003 is hardcoded in some places
in distutils. I think I ran into this issue some months ago as well.
Mmmh, wonder if I could get around that in numscons :)
cheers,
David
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A Friday 05 September 2008, David Cournapeau escrigué:
Matthieu Brucher wrote:
You may be right, I remember that VS2003 is hardcoded in some
places in distutils. I think I ran into this issue some months ago
as well.
Mmmh, wonder if I could get around that in numscons :)
IIRC, Python 2.4
Francesc Alted wrote:
IIRC, Python 2.4 and 2.5 only supports the VS2003 of the MS series of
compilers. With Python 2.6 and 3.0 I think that VS2008 will be the one
supported.
Yes, but that's just stupid when you think about it. I mean, the python
code to deal with VS 2008 is there, so
On 9/5/08, David Cournapeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, you are trying to build with numpy 1.0.2, which is really old.
Update to a more recent version.
Yes, 1.0.2 is the version we are using on Linux so I went with that
one. I will try newer version.
The error you are seeing may
Miroslav Sabljic wrote:
The build log is in attachment. Now I just have to see about this
error message I'm getting, don't know how to compile Fortran code on
platform 'nt'.
This is not an error per se: fortran compiler is not mandatory. You will
not get all the features of numpy, but you
On 9/5/08, David Cournapeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is not an error per se: fortran compiler is not mandatory. You will
not get all the features of numpy, but you will get a working numpy
without a fortran compiler. Looking at your build.log, it looks like it
built successfully, no ?
Miroslav Sabljic wrote:
Yes it looks so, but as this is first time I'm building numpy I wasn't
sure. I will now experiment further and try to build it with MKL. Tnx
for your help, I really appreciate it!
You should first test the binary (import numpy; numpy.test()), to see
whether the
Hy people!
I'm quite a newbie regarding numpy so please excuse if I'm asking
stupid questions.
I need to build Python and couple of his site-packages on Windows
using Visual studio 2008. I've built Python 2.5.1 and now it's turn to
build numpy and I'm quite stuck because numpy build process is a
Miroslav Sabljic wrote:
Hy people!
I'm quite a newbie regarding numpy so please excuse if I'm asking
stupid questions.
No stupid question. Stupid answer may follow, though...
I need to build Python and couple of his site-packages on Windows
using Visual studio 2008. I've built Python
David Cournapeau wrote:
Ok, you are building on windows, with a custom python, on windows 64
bits, with MKL... That's a lot at the same time.
I'm building it with custom Python (built with VS 2008) on Win32. It is
a lot for me but I just have to do it and learn as much as posible
during the
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 2:30 AM, Miroslav Sabljić [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Cournapeau wrote:
Ok, you are building on windows, with a custom python, on windows 64
bits, with MKL... That's a lot at the same time.
I'm building it with custom Python (built with VS 2008) on Win32. It is
a
David Cournapeau wrote:
From scipy.org ? If you understood you have to use the MLK, then we
have to improve the documentation (the installation pages are a mess
ATM). It is certainly no mandatory.
Yeah, from scipy.org.
Do you have to use VS 2008 ? Building python on windows is not easy
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