[SciPy-user] numpy and f2py

[Ryan Krauss]

Thanks for your willingness to help Robert, but I think I have it all
working.  It was actually pretty straightforward, I just happen to
have an old .so file in my test directory that I didn't realize my
script was picking up that was causing me trouble.

I basically deleted the f2py2e directory from my site-packages dir and
deleted the f2py executable from /usr/bin and then reinstalled numpy
and everything is working well.  I probably didn't need to manually
delete the executable as it was probably being over written.
I checked my version and didn't know if this
ryan at ubuntu:~$ f2py -v
2_2025
was old or new.  But apparently it is new (when I deleted it and then
reinstalled, it came back with this same version).

So, near as I can tell, everything is working fine for me and I am now
running the new scipy/numpy with weave and f2py both happy.

Thanks for your help,

Ryan

On 1/31/06, Robert Kern <robert.kern at gmail.com> wrote:
> Ryan Krauss wrote:
> > Is there documentation on this?
>
> Not as such, no. The documentation inside the package is somewhat out-of-date
> especially with regards to installation of f2py.
>
> > Do I uninstall the command line
> > executable f2py as well or just the python package?
>
> Yes. The script won't be of any use to you once you remove the package.
>
> But have you determined that you were actually using the old f2py with numpy
> (which doesn't work, but I'm not sure if it would fail the way you said)? If you
> could give a small, self-contained example that exhibits the problem, I'd be
> happy to try to find what's wrong.
>
> --
> Robert Kern
> robert.kern at gmail.com
>
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