source installation issue
mimurra3
mimurra3 at vt.edu
Wed Jul 31 14:39:49 EDT 2002
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All, I am attempting to install Python from source on my Mac OS-X system. I downloaded the tar file to my desktop and expanded it there. I ran './configure,' 'make,' and 'make install' without any issues. However, the only way I can get the interpreter to start is by going to /usr/local/bin and typing './python' On my Linux systems at work Python can be started directly from any directory simply by typing 'python.' I would like this ability also so I am not limited to one directory. Does anybody have any suggestions on how to make the python executable work globally? The only thing I can think of is that I ran 'make' etc. after expanding the tarball from my Desktop directory. Should I have untared it directly into /usr/local/bin? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I use UNIX systems regularly but have never attempted to install a program by myself. thanks, Mike -------------------------- Michael Murray Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Biochemistry Department 201 Engel Hall lab: 540-231-0505 email: mimurra3 at vt.edu
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