I agree that it's a bit silly the number of places headers can end up.
If you look at how numpy does it, they keep their headers inside the
numpy install (by specifying them as data files, perhaps?), which
gives them control over their location, rather than entrusting headers
to the install program
On Donnerstag 01 April 2010, MinRK wrote:
> The `installed_path' variable in `_find_pycuda_include_path' in
> pycuda/compiler.py appears to be incorrect, or at least not
> sufficiently general, because it does not find the install location on
> my machines (OSX 10.6/Python 2.6.1 and Ubuntu 9.10/Pyt
The `installed_path' variable in `_find_pycuda_include_path' in
pycuda/compiler.py appears to be incorrect, or at least not
sufficiently general, because it does not find the install location on
my machines (OSX 10.6/Python 2.6.1 and Ubuntu 9.10/Python 2.6.4).
$> python setup.py install --prefix=$
