From: Gregory L. <gre...@ff...> - 2004-06-24 16:13:57
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When you uninstalled and reinstalled python, did you remove all traces of the old python dir after running the uninstaller? Yes, I removed the directory Python23 and could not see any trace of python anymore...Does it means there really is no more trace of python? Well, it's windows, so...;-) It's strikes me as very odd that the same python + numarray + matplotlib + operating system would generate different reference counting behavior. Can anyone think of a possible explanation for this? Not me, could be c++ object destruction called in different order, but how is it possible using the same executables on the same OS??? Another thing to test - try the numeric and numarray builds of matplotlib. Same problem? Bingo, this makes a difference : using Numeric, it works (no crash, can create a plot with TkAgg), but removing the Numeric matplotlib (keeping Numeric installed), and reinstalling Numarray one re-introduce the same crash...Hope this help, looks like it is numarray related anyway! Gregory> Yes, if you have this for windows I would be happy to Gregory> test! OK, when I get one ready I'll post a link. Thanks, we have already standardised on Numarray (seems it will be far more active and supported than Numeric in the future), so using Numeric can only be a temporary measure for me... Best regards, Greg. JDH |