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From: John H. <jdh...@ac...> - 2004-06-24 14:42:24
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>>>>> "Gregory" == Gregory Lielens <gre...@ff...> writes:
Gregory> It looks more like it is specific to my laptop, cause
Gregory> installing exactly the same python, numarray and
Gregory> matplotlib on another winXP laptop did not showed the
Gregory> behavior. It will thus be a hard to reproduce bug, cause
Gregory> I find only one computer exhibiting this behavior for now
Gregory> (on the other hand, the behavior of this computer is very
Gregory> reliable: systematic crash all the time, even after
Gregory> python/nuamrray/matplotlib reinstall ). If I try to
Gregory> install another version of python on this laptop (python
Gregory> 2.3.3), it crashes the same...I could try older versions
Gregory> (2.2.3 for example), but 2.3.X is required for numarray
Gregory> 0.9 so I should go to older version there also, I prefer
Gregory> to do it only if you find it usefull...
No, I wouldn't ask you to try python 2.2! I asked about 2.3.3 because
matplotlib has been used by many people on windows with that version
whereas 2.3.4 is comparatively new. Just a shot in the dark really.
When you uninstalled and reinstalled python, did you remove all traces
of the old python dir after running the uninstaller?
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?
Another thing to test - try the numeric and numarray builds of
matplotlib. Remove C:\Python23\lib\site-packages\matplotlib *and*
C:\Python23\share\matplotlib and then install and test
* numeric build -=
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/matplotlib/matplotlib-0.54.2.win32-py2.3.exe?download
* remove the dirs above and then try the numarray build
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/matplotlib/matplotlib-0.54.2-numarray0.9.win32-py2.3.exe?download
Same problem?
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.
JDH
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