Klaus Nökel wrote:
> David,
>
>
>> Klaus Noekel wrote:
>>
>>> I doubt that the DLL was not physically present and rather suspect a
>>> dependency on some other DLL that was missing. The INSTALL.TXT
>>> unfortunately was not helpful. Can anybody please explain what other
>>> dependencies
> >
> > I don't believe that the problem is specific to IDLE. Python also
> crashes when I put nothing but "import numpy" in a file and execute it with
> python.exe.
> >
> > Regarding the note on building numpy myself: the discussion in this
> forum scared me a little, because of the challenge to
Klaus Nökel wrote:
> David,
>
>
>> Klaus Noekel wrote:
>>
>>> I doubt that the DLL was not physically present and rather suspect a
>>> dependency on some other DLL that was missing. The INSTALL.TXT
>>> unfortunately was not helpful. Can anybody please explain what other
>>> dependencies
David,
>
> Klaus Noekel wrote:
> > I doubt that the DLL was not physically present and rather suspect a
> > dependency on some other DLL that was missing. The INSTALL.TXT
> > unfortunately was not helpful. Can anybody please explain what other
> > dependencies exist? Anything else I need to in
Klaus Noekel wrote:
> I doubt that the DLL was not physically present and rather suspect a
> dependency on some other DLL that was missing. The INSTALL.TXT
> unfortunately was not helpful. Can anybody please explain what other
> dependencies exist? Anything else I need to install?
>
This exa
Today I wanted to experiment with the AMD64 version of numpy. I am using
Windows Vista 64 bit. I downloaded and installed today's Python 2.6.2
AMD64 and then numpy 1.3.0 AMD64. Executing "import numpy" (nothing
else) yielded the following error message:
IDLE 2.6.2
>>> import numpy
Warning (fr
