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I guess I'm just missing something obvious here: How do I compile numarray from the cvs dist? It seems like files such as numconfig.h etc. are missing -- it seems to have been generated by setup.py in the normal distributions, but I'm not sure how to do that... I just expected "python setup.py build" to work :] -- Magnus Lie Hetland http://hetland.org
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Magnus Lie Hetland wrote:
I guess I'm just missing something obvious here: How do I compile numarray from the cvs dist? It seems like files such as numconfig.h
Not really. People have asked for modifications to setup.py to support a two step build/install process. CVS has the first cut, which works, but is harder to use than it has to be.
Try: python setup.py build --gencode python setup.py install for now. I plan to revisit this later and eliminate the need for the switch. Todd
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Magnus Lie Hetland wrote:
I guess I'm just missing something obvious here: How do I compile numarray from the cvs dist? It seems like files such as numconfig.h
Not really. People have asked for modifications to setup.py to support a two step build/install process. CVS has the first cut, which works, but is harder to use than it has to be.
Try: python setup.py build --gencode python setup.py install for now. I plan to revisit this later and eliminate the need for the switch. Todd
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