At 12:01 PM 12/3/2008 +0900, David Cournapeau wrote:
Setuptools brings nothing for systems with a dependency system.
To the system, no; to the package, yes. Please remember that
.egg-info isn't just for dependencies, it's also for entry points (an
inter-package communication mechanism, so th
Brian Cameron wrote:
>
> Now that we have clarified that installing the egg files are useful
> and a good practice, I have some additional questions.
>
> Currently, on Solaris, we build most Python modules without setuptools
> being present on our build machine, then we install setuptools, and
> la
Now that we have clarified that installing the egg files are useful
and a good practice, I have some additional questions.
Currently, on Solaris, we build most Python modules without setuptools
being present on our build machine, then we install setuptools, and
lastly a handful of modules which
Maybe somebody else on the distutils-sig has some idea, then. I'm
lost. If I had to guess though, I'd check and see if maybe your /tmp
directory has too many files or directories in it -- i.e., it seems
like perhaps easy_install is trying to create a temporary directory,
and failing before it
Maybe somebody else on the distutils-sig has some idea, then. I'm
lost. If I had to guess though, I'd check and see if maybe your /tmp
directory has too many files or directories in it -- i.e., it seems
like perhaps easy_install is trying to create a temporary directory,
and failing before it
