Dethe Elza wrote:
> Unfortunately, when I go into python after building and installing,
> I get this:
>
> >>> from visual import *
> Fatal Python error: Interpreter not initialized (version mismatch?)
> Abort trap
I haven't been following this discussion in detail.
But...
I am concerned that you are working not at the bleeding edge, but beyond
it a bit. And are trying to solve problems that shouldn't be yours - in
that beta8 is a work in progress that has been focusing not only on
numpy compatibility but on some Windows specific build issues, and that
there has been some futzing with Makefile.in (that I think Bruce checked
in) that address those, but without, at the moment, thinking through the
crossplatform implications, mainly because we haven't finalized what the
keepers are, even for Windows.
That being said, I think Bruce successfully did a Linux build from the
cvs as late as yesterday with no apparent problems.
Coming in late, but looking at your build log where everything looks
rather sensible.
Is it clear where -lboost_python -lboost_thread are being found.
Presumably you are using a binary distro of these libs that are placing
them somewhere standard. I mention it because when I have built those
libraries, on Linux, or Windows I have had to handle them with kid
gloves, re: naming and install issues.
Beyond those clues, which might not be clues, don't have a clue what you
might be running into.
Art
> Not sure why this is, but my config.log doesn't look right. I've
> attached both that file and my src/build.log. That's all I can do
> for today, maybe I'll make more progress tomorrow. Any suggestions
> welcome.
>
> --Dethe
>
>
>
> "Ambiguity, calculated or generative, as a means of discontinuous
> organization, at first seems familiar to us"
> -- Pain Not Bread, An introduction to Du Fu
>
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