On Feb 15, 2008 1:27 PM, Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Barry Wark wrote:
> > I'm ramping up to start building at least scipy binaries (see recent
> > post on scipy-users list). I'm just waiting for tester feedback for
> > eggs built from SVN trunk. They're currently for OS X 10.5,
Barry Wark wrote:
> I'm ramping up to start building at least scipy binaries (see recent
> post on scipy-users list). I'm just waiting for tester feedback for
> eggs built from SVN trunk. They're currently for OS X 10.5, but I will
> also build for MacPython once I'm sure everything's working.
Gre
I'm ramping up to start building at least scipy binaries (see recent
post on scipy-users list). I'm just waiting for tester feedback for
eggs built from SVN trunk. They're currently for OS X 10.5, but I will
also build for MacPython once I'm sure everything's working.
numpy, ipython, and matplotli
Barry Wark wrote:
> I would take a look at the Scipy Superpack (http://trichech.us/).
only support Intel and it seems only 10.5 -- darn.
scipy can now be built Universal, so hope someone will start
distributing a Universal binary some day.
> Alternatively, you can download and install the MacP
José,
I would take a look at the Scipy Superpack (http://trichech.us/).
Alternatively, you can download and install the MacPython 2.5 for OS X
10.4 (http://www.pythonmac.org/packages/py25-fat/index.html). This
installs a separate Python framework (leaving the system python
framework unchanged). Th
