On 19/06/06, Berthold Höllmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
George Nurser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have run into a strange problem with the current numpy/f2py (f2py
2_2631, numpy 2631).
I have a file [Wright.f] which contains 5 different fortran
subroutines. Arguments have been specified as input or output by
adding cf2pyintent (in), (out) etc.
Doing
f2py -c Wright.f -m Wright.so
simply try
f2py -c Wright.f -m Wright
instead. Python extension modules require the an exported routine
named initmodule name (initWright in this case). But you told f2py
to generate an extension module named so in a package named
Wright, so the generated function is named initso. The *.so file
cannot be renamed because then there is no more matching init function
anymore.
Regards
Berthold
Stupid of me! Hit head against wall.
Yes, I eventually worked out that f2py -c Wright.f -m Wright was OK.
But many thanks for the explanation I see, what f2py was doing was
perfectly logical.
Regards, George.
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