> I am using Windows XP SP2, with latest Cygwin and I'm trying to follow
> the instructions on the wiki.
>
> Firstly, is what I'm trying possible? On the Installing Scipy/Windows
> page it says MinGW gcc and g77 are best supported, but also says to
> build against binary Pytho
FWIW, I'm fairly certain that the binaries for win32 are compiled using
mingw, so I'm pretty certain that it's possible. I use MSVCC myself, so I
can't be of much help though.
On 7/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
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Hi,
By making replacing line 807 in fcompiler/__init__.py (
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> I am keen to evaluate numpy as an alternative to MATLAB for my PhD work
> and possible wider use within the department. To make a fairer
> comparison I wanted to build it with optimised ATLAS/LAPACK etc. hence
> building from source.
Far and away the easiest solution is
Hi,
What version of MSVC are you using ?
If you really want to have an optimized version, don't use mingw (gcc is not
up to date).
Matthieu
2007/7/13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
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Hi,
I am keen to evaluate numpy as an alternative to MATLAB for my PhD work
and possible wider use w
Hi,
By making replacing line 807 in fcompiler/__init__.py (return None)
with:
from numpy.distutils.fcompiler.none import NoneFCompiler
compiler = NoneFCompiler()
return compiler
I have been able to get a little bit further with my problems. I'm not
sure if this is the corr
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Hi,
I am keen to evaluate numpy as an alternative to MATLAB for my PhD work
and possible wider use within the department. To make a fairer
comparison I wanted to build it with optimised ATLAS/LAPACK etc. hence
building from source.
I am running into some problems though.
I am using Windows XP SP
