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From: George N. <ag...@no...> - 2006-01-27 09:11:25
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On 25 Jan 2006, at 20:09, Humufr wrote: > This solution is the one I'm using. Unfortunatly it's not working > good with scipy. I tried to install scipy in my own directory and > everythong seems to work like a charm but the lapack link is bad. I > tried everything write in the wiki to install your own BLAS/LAPACK > library but scipy want tu use the one of the system who have a > problem. I'm trying to find a solution but until I found it numpy/ > scipy is not an option. > This wasn't obvious to me either. To use your own blas/lapck in scipy, you need to put a site.cfg file in the distutils directory of your numpy installation. So if you installed numpy with --home=$HOME it should produce a distutils directory at $HOME/lib/python/numpy/ distutils or $HOME/lib64/python/numpy/distutils If you want to build scipy with the same site.cfg as you used to build numpy, then, assuming the root source numpy directory is $PYSRC/ numpy cp $PYSRC/numpy/numpy/distutils/site.cfg $HOME/lib[64]/python/numpy/ distutils Hope this helps. George. |