[gdal-dev] Python GDAL ImportError: ... undefined symbol: CPLGetErrorCounter

2018-09-14 Thread Chiara Marmo
> > Sounds like either you lack the libgdal.so in your library search path, or it > is an older version of it. You can tune that with LD_LIBRARY_PATH for example > Right, but no matter I define LD_LIBRARY_PATH jupyter always look in /usr/lib64 (on Fedora). So I've solved the issue linking my v

Re: [gdal-dev] Python GDAL ImportError: ... undefined symbol: CPLGetErrorCounter

2018-09-14 Thread Even Rouault
On vendredi 14 septembre 2018 09:09:17 CEST Chiara Marmo wrote: > Hello, > > I'm on Fedora28 > I'm working on a custom version of GDAL (only fitsdataset.cpp is modified), > up to date with the last upstream version from github. > > I need to test python bindings: so I've followed the instructions

[gdal-dev] Python GDAL ImportError: ... undefined symbol: CPLGetErrorCounter

2018-09-14 Thread Chiara Marmo
Hello, I'm on Fedora28 I'm working on a custom version of GDAL (only fitsdataset.cpp is modified), up to date with the last upstream version from github. I need to test python bindings: so I've followed the instructions here[1] in order to have them linked with my gdal version. The build proces