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Hi everybody I've succesfully built Numpy-1.0b4 on HP-UX 11.11 with all tests passed succesfully (gcc 4.1.1) on Python 2.4.2 I try to import 2 basic Fortran modules compiled with numpy/f2py (fcompiler = gfortran (gcc 4.1.1)) The modules hello1 and hello2 are almost identical: C File hello1.f subroutine foo1 (a) integer a print*, "Hello from Fortran(foo1)!" print*, "a=",a end C File hello2.f subroutine foo2 (a) integer a print*, "Hello from Fortran(foo2)!" print*, "a=",a end Then run: python -c 'import hello1; import hello2' which ends with a beautifull segfault ! I also tried the old f2py version (based on Numeric) and everything goes well Note that the importation of only ONE f2py module is OK. Investigating a little bit further, I deleted the call to import_array() in "hello1module.c" and "hello2module.c" and the segfault dissapear ... It turns out that something goes wrong this the importation of "numpy.core.multiarray" on my system. The same thing happends if I import multiarray by hand in the Python session: >>> import numpy.core.multiarray >>> import hello1 (with import_array() deleted) >>> import hello2 (with import_array() deleted) ---> segfault Unfortunately thats prevents me from using Scipy because modules based on Fortran and compiled with numpy/f2py during the building phase also segfault. If anyone has some help, I will greatly appreciate Thanks Christophe --
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