Hello,
I've been trying to install Gnumeric via MacPorts recently, but I
can't get past the installation of py25-numpy.
It appears that python crashes consistently during installation. I'm
not sure if this is related to python itself, but I just thought I'd
ask here, just in case anyone else was aware of this problem. I did
have a few problems during the installation, so perhaps it might be
related to them? Is there anyway to check that my installation of
python is valid?
I'm using OS X 10.4.11 on a Mac Mini PPC. I have attached the error
messages from the terminal and the mac pop-up window from the crash.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Cheers,
Pete.
The terminal says:
Error: Target org.macports.bu ild returned: shell command " cd "/opt/
local/var/macports/build/
_opt_local_var_ macports_source s_rsync.macport s.org_release_p orts_pytho
n_py25-numpy/work/numpy-1.0.4" && /opt/local/bin/python2.5 setup.py
config_fc --fcompiler g95 --f77exec /opt/local/bin/g95 --f90exec /
opt/local/bin/g95 build " returned error 139
Command output: Running from numpy source directory.
Error: The following dependencies failed to build: py25-gtk py25-
cairo py25-numpy
Error: Status 1 encountered during processing.
The crash window that pops up says:
Date/Time: 2008-03-30 11:30:33.545 +1100
OS Version: 10.4.11 (Build 8S165)
Report Version: 4
Command: python2.5
Path: /opt/local/bin/python2.5
Parent: sh [247]
Version: ??? (???)
PID: 248
Thread: 0
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERN_INVALID_AD DRESS (0x0001) at 0x82008000
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 _random.so 0x00571334 random_seed + 644
(_randommodule. c:297)
1 _random.so 0x0057131c random_seed + 620
(_randommodule. c:292)
2 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b1788 PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 17604
(ceval.c:3573)
3 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
4 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b19ac PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 18152
(ceval.c:3669)
5 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
6 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0023969c function_call + 332
(funcobject.c:5 24)
7 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
8 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0021960c instancemethod_ call + 764
(classobject.c: 2520)
9 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
10 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0026e81c slot_tp_init + 72 (typeobject.c:
4944)
11 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x00273f88 type_call + 664 (typeobject.c:4 36)
12 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
13 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b2fc8 PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 23812
(ceval.c:3786)
14 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
15 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
16 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:676)
17 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:960)
18 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
19 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd7d4 load_next + 300 (import.c:2221)
20 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002)
21 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072)
22 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c: 49)
23 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
24 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
25 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:2067)
26 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
27 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
28 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:676)
29 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:960)
30 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
31 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd828 load_next + 384 (import.c:2225)
32 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002)
33 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072)
34 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c: 49)
35 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
36 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
37 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:2067)
38 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
39 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
40 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:676)
41 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:960)
42 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
43 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd7d4 load_next + 300 (import.c:2221)
44 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002)
45 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072)
46 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c: 49)
47 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
48 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
49 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:2067)
50 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
51 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
52 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:676)
53 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:960)
54 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
55 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cdb68 ensure_fromlist + 552 (import.c:
2312)
56 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002ce03c import_module_l evel + 1056
(import.c:2038)
57 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072)
58 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c: 49)
59 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
60 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
61 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:2067)
62 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
63 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
64 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:676)
65 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:960)
66 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
67 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd7d4 load_next + 300 (import.c:2221)
68 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002)
69 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072)
70 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c: 49)
71 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
72 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
73 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:2067)
74 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
75 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
76 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:676)
77 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:960)
78 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002ccf20 load_package + 336 (import.c:1015)
79 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
80 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd7d4 load_next + 300 (import.c:2221)
81 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cdec0 import_module_l evel + 676
(import.c:2009)
82 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072)
83 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c: 49)
84 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
85 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
86 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:2067)
87 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b1924 PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 18016
(ceval.c:3660)
88 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:2836)
89 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
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91 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002d87fc PyRun_SimpleFil eExFlags + 840
(pythonrun.c:87 9)
92 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002e9b74 Py_Main + 3184 (main.c:523)
93 python2.5 0x000019d8 _start + 760
94 python2.5 0x000016dc start + 48
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6  1305 
which python ? from macports or macpython ?
Pete Crite wrote:
Hello,
I've been trying to install Gnumeric via MacPorts recently, but I
can't get past the installation of py25-numpy.
You are using the wrong python version. Don't use MacPorts for this, because
it will install a local, non-framework version of python - which will do
you no good if you e.g. want to use any OSX-specific stuff.
Use the official 2.5 framework version. And then install Numpy yourself
(which is a bit annoying I admit, as you need to install e.g. a fortran
compiler, but it is pretty well documented)
Diez
On 16/04/2008, at 9:38 PM, ma***********@g mail.com wrote:
>
which python ? from macports or macpython ?
--
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
MacPorts. It automatically downloaded 2.5.2.
My original message is reproduced below.
On 16/04/2008, at 5:50 PM, Pete Crite wrote:
>
Hello,
I've been trying to install Gnumeric via MacPorts recently, but I
can't get past the installation of py25-numpy.
It appears that python crashes consistently during installation. I'm
not sure if this is related to python itself, but I just thought I'd
ask here, just in case anyone else was aware of this problem. I did
have a few problems during the installation, so perhaps it might be
related to them? Is there anyway to check that my installation of
python is valid?
I'm using OS X 10.4.11 on a Mac Mini PPC. I have attached the error
messages from the terminal and the mac pop-up window from the crash.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Cheers,
Pete.
The terminal says:
>Error: Target org.macports.bu ild returned: shell command " cd "/opt/
local/var/macports/build/
_opt_local_var _macports_sourc es_rsync.macpor ts.org_release_ ports_pyth
o
n_py25-numpy/work/numpy-1.0.4" && /opt/local/bin/python2.5 setup.py
config_fc --fcompiler g95 --f77exec /opt/local/bin/g95 --f90exec /
opt/local/bin/g95 build " returned error 139
Command output: Running from numpy source directory.
Error: The following dependencies failed to build: py25-gtk py25-
cairo py25-numpy
Error: Status 1 encountered during processing.
The crash window that pops up says:
>Date/Time: 2008-03-30 11:30:33.545 +1100
OS Version: 10.4.11 (Build 8S165)
Report Version: 4
Command: python2.5
Path: /opt/local/bin/python2.5
Parent: sh [247]
Version: ??? (???)
PID: 248
Thread: 0
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERN_INVALID_AD DRESS (0x0001) at 0x82008000
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 _random.so 0x00571334 random_seed + 644
(_randommodule .c:297)
1 _random.so 0x0057131c random_seed + 620
(_randommodule .c:292)
2 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b1788 PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 17604
(ceval.c:357 3)
3 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
4 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b19ac PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 18152
(ceval.c:366 9)
5 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
6 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0023969c function_call + 332
(funcobject.c: 524)
7 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
8 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0021960c instancemethod_ call + 764
(classobject.c :2520)
9 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
10 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0026e81c slot_tp_init + 72 (typeobject.c:
4944)
11 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x00273f88 type_call + 664 (typeobject.c:4 36)
12 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
13 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b2fc8 PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 23812
(ceval.c:378 6)
14 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
15 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
16 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:67 6)
17 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:96 0)
18 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
19 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd7d4 load_next + 300 (import.c:2221)
20 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002 )
21 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072 )
22 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c :49)
23 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
24 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
25 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:206 7)
26 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
27 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
28 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:67 6)
29 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:96 0)
30 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
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32 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002 )
33 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072 )
34 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c :49)
35 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
36 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
37 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:206 7)
38 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
39 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
40 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
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(import.c:96 0)
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2401)
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44 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cde8c import_module_l evel + 624
(import.c:2002 )
45 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072 )
46 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c :49)
47 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
48 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
49 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:206 7)
50 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
51 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
52 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:67 6)
53 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:96 0)
54 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
2401)
55 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cdb68 ensure_fromlist + 552 (import.c:
2312)
56 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002ce03c import_module_l evel + 1056
(import.c:2038 )
57 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cefc0 PyImport_Import ModuleLevel + 228
(import.c:2072 )
58 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002a68a0 builtin___impor t__ + 132
(bltinmodule.c :49)
59 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x0020f778 PyObject_Call + 52 (abstract.c:
1862)
60 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002abf38 PyEval_CallObje ctWithKeywords +
276 (ceval.c:3443)
61 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b09cc PyEval_EvalFram eEx + 14088
(ceval.c:206 7)
62 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b39a8 PyEval_EvalCode Ex + 2148
(ceval.c:283 6)
63 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002b3a9c PyEval_EvalCode + 48 (ceval.c:500)
64 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cbea0 PyImport_ExecCo deModuleEx + 292
(import.c:67 6)
65 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cc3a0 load_source_mod ule + 1032
(import.c:96 0)
66 libpython2.5.dy lib 0x002cd564 import_submodul e + 392 (import.c:
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Thanks for the quick reply,
Just to clarify (sorry, I'm a bit of a command line newbie):
Do you mean to install Python from the .dmg - i.e. into /usr/local/
bin? And then to install Numpy directly as well (manually, from
source), then continue with the MacPorts installation of Gnumeric
(i.e. into /opt/local/)?
Thanks,
Pete.
On 16/04/2008, at 9:56 PM, Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
>
Pete Crite wrote:
>Hello,
I've been trying to install Gnumeric via MacPorts recently, but I
can't get past the installation of py25-numpy.
You are using the wrong python version. Don't use MacPorts for
this, because
it will install a local, non-framework version of python - which
will do
you no good if you e.g. want to use any OSX-specific stuff.
Use the official 2.5 framework version. And then install Numpy
yourself
(which is a bit annoying I admit, as you need to install e.g. a
fortran
compiler, but it is pretty well documented)
Diez
--
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
Just to clarify (sorry, I'm a bit of a command line newbie):
>
Do you mean to install Python from the .dmg - i.e. into /usr/local/
bin?
Yes and No. Use the DMG - but it will install Python under
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framewor k/...
And then to install Numpy directly as well (manually, from
source), then continue with the MacPorts installation of Gnumeric
(i.e. into /opt/local/)?
No MacPorts. The problem is that these will rely on their python available -
which seems not to work properly.
I had no problems installing e.g. matplotlib which requires Numpy. do
everything "by hand".
I agree that MacPorts would be nice - but obviously you hit a road-block
there.
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