[SciPy-user] Building SciPy under SUSE 10.2 using Intel icc 10 and ifort 10

[rex]

I've managed to build NumPy 1.0.3 from source using the Intel icc
compiler and the Intel MKL, and now I'm trying for SciPy. Reading the
archives looking for help I found this:

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Daniel Nogradi nogradi at gmail....
Sat May 19 12:03:49 CDT 2007

> > I have the following installed on a Fedora 3 box:
[...]
> > and am trying to do a fresh install of scipy-0.5.2 but "python
> > setup.py build_ext" is complaining about a missing f95 executable and
> > ld about missing dfftpack .....
> Pearu Peterson wrote:
> You can ignore messages about missing f95 executable, they are just
> parts of compiler detection tools.
>
> Libraries dfftpack and others are  built with build_clib command,
> so sole build_ext is not enough. Use
>
>   python build
>
> to build scipy.

Thanks very much, indeed, build_clib, build_ext, build works (in this order).
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LAPACK and BLAS built successfully with the Intel compilers (details on
SciPy-dev) using modifications of Steve Baum's instructions at:

http://pong.tamu.edu/tiki/tiki-view_blog_post.php?blogId=6&postId=97

But every combination of options I can think of for the CL build of
SciPy (recent svn) fails with one of two error messages:

python setup.py  build_clib --compiler=intel --fcompiler=intel build_ext --compiler=intel --fcompiler=intel build >inst12
[...]
error: file 'dfftpack/*.f' does not exist

python setup.py  build_clib --compiler=intel --fcompiler=intel
[...]
error: file 'dfftpack/*.f' does not exist

python setup.py  build --compiler=intel --fcompiler=intel
[...]
error: '_fftpackmodule.c' missing

Any help appreciated, thanks,

-rex