On 25 Sep 2014, at 07:20 am, Andreas Skarlatoudis <askar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The python version I have is 3.4.1 and is installed through fink. I’ve made
> /usr/bin/python a symbolic link pointing to /opt/sw/bin/python
> in case this helps you reproduce the error.
>
It explains the error. pykg-config is a Python2 package and not Python3-ready,
as the syntax error shows,
because all OS X system python versions are 2.7.x so far.
You should under NO circumstances replace system files (anything in /usr/bin |
/usr/lib | /usr/include) with
3rd-party installations (including fink or anything installing under
/usr/local, /opt etc…), or there is no
telling what on your system will break!
The best fix should be to restore the original /usr/bin/python from a backup;
if you don’t have one the next
best thing might be to cp
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin/python2.7 to
/usr/bin/python
- the two binaries have different sizes on my system, but they are both 2.7.5,
so I’d hope this could work
perhaps until the next software update.
HTH,
Derek
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