[SciPy-user] fastumath installation problem
matt
matt at hotdispatch.com
Thu Jul 15 11:23:18 EDT 2004
I guess that's what I'm looking for. What header file do these
function definitions usually live in, or what compilation switch do I
use to tell the installer I don't have those functions and don't care?
-Matt B
On Jul 14, 2004, at 6:23 PM, Travis E. Oliphant wrote:
> matt wrote:
>> So my SciPy install was going great. I installed Atlas and all of
>> the other prerequisites without a hitch. I'm using FreeBSD 4.9 and
>> installed most of the pre-req's from the ports package. The actual
>> SciPy install get's really far, but it barfs when trying to compile
>> fastumath_unsigned. This seems strange and not easily traceable to a
>> missing pre-req or anything. Below is the output from 'python
>> setup.py install'. Any help here at all would be very useful. I
>> can provide details like version nums of all the pre requisites and
>> the like upon request. Thanks in advance.
>
> This looks like a library problem. Are the hyperbolic inverse
> trigonometric functions not available with your platform. Or is their
> some header file that has to be included to get them?
>
> These are defined in the file as long as
>
> HAVE_INVERSE_HYPERBOLIC
>
> is not defined for your platform.
>
> In fastumathmodule.c there is a statement there that checks for a few
> platforms and it looks like BSD is included and so
> HAVE_INVERSE_HYPERBOLIC gets defined for the rest of the compilation.
> Doesn't FreeBSD define these? Are you just missing a proper math
> library?
>
> Anybody else seen this?
>
> -Travis O.
>
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