Sven Schreiber <[email protected]> writes: > Am 02.08.2013 14:16, schrieb Sven Schreiber: >> Am 01.08.2013 19:39, schrieb Andreas Kloeckner: >>> Hi Sven, >>> >> >>> No, nothing in that regard should have changed between these two >>> releases. When you "python setup.py install" pytools, pytools should >>> noodle itself through 2to3 and be compatible with Python 3 that >>> way. You're right in that its source code is not valid Python 3, but >>> that isn't (yet) intended. >>> >>> tl;dr: Someone (you, or the install script) needs to run 2to3. >>> >> >> Ok I see; the manual (i.e., no pre-packaged distro) Py3 setup that I >> tried first (on 32bit Windows 8 in this case) somehow didn't do that, >> and I got a syntax error with these print statements. >> >> I switched to Py2 and everything worked fine there, but maybe I will try >> to tackle the pyopencl install under Py3 again... >> > > Ok, so for the record and/or future reference: > > Using the (32bit) appropriate exe-packages from > www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ > under (a 32bit) Py3.3 on Windows (v7, 64bit) worked fine for me, except > that pytools need the "decorator" module > (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/decorator) > which then isn't present, and so I used the pytools package directly > from pypi with the standard "python setup.py install" command which then > pulls in "decorator" automagically. > > If you have read this message very carefully, you may have noticed that > it suddenly talks about Windows 7 instead of Win8 before, but it applies > to both. Only that my Win8 is 32bit and the Win7 64bit, but I'm using a > 32bit Python on both systems anyway (to be honest, I don't remember the > reason anymore for not using the 64bit version...). > > Thanks again to everybody involved for their work!
Glad to hear you got your problem resolved! It'd be great if you could add this info to the PyOpenCL wiki, here: http://wiki.tiker.net/PyOpenCL/Installation/Windows Thanks! Andreas
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