Has anyone had success using weave with gcc for windows (standard
windows distribution python)?
I have my distutils setup to use gcc (via mingw32) - which it does
fine. I've compiled and installed various modules with it. Weave
itself installs fine, picking up the settings from distutils.
However it has it's own version of distutils 'scipy_distutil s' that it
uses to compile the C it is given - which complains that it can't find
msvcc.... The documentation included (which is actually for the 0.2
version) gives no hints and I wondered if anyone had any success in
using it ?
Regards,
Fuzzy http://www.voidspace.org.uk/atlantib...thonutils.html 3  2672 
Michael Foord wrote: Has anyone had success using weave with gcc for windows (standard
windows distribution python)?
I have my distutils setup to use gcc (via mingw32) - which it does
fine. I've compiled and installed various modules with it. Weave
itself installs fine, picking up the settings from distutils.
However it has it's own version of distutils 'scipy_distutil s' that it
uses to compile the C it is given - which complains that it can't find
msvcc.... The documentation included (which is actually for the 0.2
version) gives no hints and I wondered if anyone had any success in
using it ?
Use compiler='gcc' as a keyword argument for weave.inline(), etc.
Yes, the documentation is fantastically out of date.
Regards,
Fuzzy
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Are the graves of dreams allowed to die."
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Robert Kern <rk***@ucsd.edu > wrote in message news:<cg******* ***@news1.ucsd. edu>... Michael Foord wrote: Has anyone had success using weave with gcc for windows (standard
windows distribution python)?
I have my distutils setup to use gcc (via mingw32) - which it does
fine. I've compiled and installed various modules with it. Weave
itself installs fine, picking up the settings from distutils.
However it has it's own version of distutils 'scipy_distutil s' that it
uses to compile the C it is given - which complains that it can't find
msvcc.... The documentation included (which is actually for the 0.2
version) gives no hints and I wondered if anyone had any success in
using it ?
Use compiler='gcc' as a keyword argument for weave.inline(), etc.
Yes, the documentation is fantastically out of date.
Thanks very much.
I'll try that when I get home tonight.
Much appreciated.
Fuzzy http://www.voidspace.org.uk/atlantib...thonutils.html
Robert Kern <rk***@ucsd.edu > wrote in message news:<cg******* ***@news1.ucsd. edu>... Michael Foord wrote: Has anyone had success using weave with gcc for windows (standard
windows distribution python)?
I have my distutils setup to use gcc (via mingw32) - which it does
fine. I've compiled and installed various modules with it. Weave
itself installs fine, picking up the settings from distutils.
However it has it's own version of distutils 'scipy_distutil s' that it
uses to compile the C it is given - which complains that it can't find
msvcc.... The documentation included (which is actually for the 0.2
version) gives no hints and I wondered if anyone had any success in
using it ?
Use compiler='gcc' as a keyword argument for weave.inline(), etc.
That works fine on the tests I've done so far !
Thanks for your help.
Fuzzy
http://www.voidspace.org.uk/atlantib...thonutils.html
Yes, the documentation is fantastically out of date.
Regards,
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