I'm wondering if there are SciPy mandriva users. I'm quite new to python and SciPy. It seems that mandriva have obsolete scientific related python packages. python-SciPy-0.3.2-5mdk.src.rpm python-numarray-1.5.1-1mdk.src.rpm python-scientific-2.4.9-5mdk.src.rpm python-numeric-24.0-2mdk.src.rpm aparently mandriva still didn't switch to NumPy, it seems that matplotlib is not included etc... I've seen numpy provides a src.rpm packages that could be probably installed. Can NumPy be installed in conjonction with numeric? or must replace numeric? I'm wondering if there are some "clean" src.rpm for mandriva somewhere for all thoose packages (matplotlib, NumPy, SciPy) in their recent version? (if not I could work on them!) thank you, Emmanuel Favre-Nicolin
Has anyone compiled/installed successfully SciPy 0.4.4 on mandriva 2005?
On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:41:57 -0200 manouchk <manouchk@gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone compiled/installed successfully SciPy 0.4.4 on mandriva 2005?
I build RPMs from SVN snapshots of numpy and scipy on Mandriva-2005 and I don't recall any problems around the time SciPy-0.4.4 has been released. Once you've got all dependencies installed, it is really easy. That is: find all development RPMs and install atlas (which is most difficult if you want a really optimized atlas, Mandriva has a 'universal' atlas package, I believe). Gerard
Le Mardi 14 Février 2006 07:08, Gerard Vermeulen a écrit :
On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:41:57 -0200
manouchk <manouchk@gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone compiled/installed successfully SciPy 0.4.4 on mandriva 2005?
I build RPMs from SVN snapshots of numpy and scipy on Mandriva-2005 and I don't recall any problems around the time SciPy-0.4.4 has been released.
It finally worked, after installing dependancies to create matplotlib (and maybe some others), I think there should be some missing dependancies in cooker rpm SciPy-0.4.3, maybe tk-devel, tcl-devel? If someone is interested to recompile (or give a try etc...), anyway I put rpms and srpms here : http://emmanuelfavrenicolin.free.fr/Public/Ordinateur/Mandriva/MDV2005LE/SRP... http://emmanuelfavrenicolin.free.fr/Public/Ordinateur/Mandriva/MDV2005LE/RPM...
Once you've got all dependencies installed, it is really easy. That is: find all development RPMs and install atlas (which is most difficult if you want a really optimized atlas, Mandriva has a 'universal' atlas package, I believe).
I fortunatly don't need specially an optimized atlas! Cheers, Emmanuel (Favre-Nicolin)
Gerard
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