On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 01:11:28PM +0200, Charles Hanot wrote:
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> my question is the following one. Is it possible to use Numpy with
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I am right now finishing a dev (GUI app un pyGtk) that uses numpy, and
it have to be released as a win32 app. I used to have problems packing
it using py2exe with enthough version of numpy. Now I use numpy 1.0RC1
and it works fine (I'm only using numpy, not scipy). I use mpl too, and
packaging it using py2exe is a little more problematic. One thing I had
to do is to set the "optimize" py2exe option to 0 (because mpl does
automatic docstring stuffs, and docstrings are removed when optimizing
is used).
Note that I am usiing the latest py2exe too.
David
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> In fact I'm trying to compile a program using py2exe but the problem is
> that the numpy function cannot be loaded by py2exe. I've already seen on
> the web that other users have the same problem but I've never seen any
> answer. Could you tell me if there is something to do? Is there any
> solution?
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> Thank you very much,
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> Best Regards,
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> Charles Hanot=20
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