Linux and Numeric extensions...
Carl Johan Rehn
carljohan.rehn at chello.se
Sun Sep 23 16:39:08 EDT 2001
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Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams wrote: > On Sun, 23 Sep 2001, Carl Johan Rehn wrote: > >> Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams wrote: >> >> > On Sun, 23 Sep 2001, Carl Johan Rehn wrote: >> > >> >> I am running Linux Suse 7.2 and have recently installed the Numeric >> >> extensions to Python, but when I import the Numeric library the Python >> >> interpreter cannot find the library. I suppose I have to add >> >> the path to the site-packages/Numeric library somewhere, but I don't >> >> know where. >> >> >> >> Can anybody help me? >> > >> > Once you use distutils to compile and install the Numeric extensions, >> > you should just be able to import the modules in the package, e.g., >> > Numeric.Numeric. What's happening in your case? >> > >> >> I think I've used the rpm distribution of Numeric and when I do "import >> Numeric" I just get "ImportError: No module named Numeric". > > The NumPy 20.1 RPM ( the latest version, 20.2, doesn't yet have RPMs) is > built for Python 2.1(.1). What version of Python are you using? > Oh, I see that I'm running Python 2.0! Would this mean that I have to build NumPy from the source files? /Carl
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