Hi,
Please open a bug about this in our issue tracker to not forget to fix it.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 15/01/17 a las 07:36, Geoff Vallis escribió:
The following behavior started recently, but I'm not sure what I did,
what what update caused it:
I open Spyder (v 3.0.2) on a Mac (OS 10.12.) and then open an ipython
console, and then type
In [1]: from numba import jit
I get
Kernel died, restarting
I updated numba using conda, and still get the same behavior. However,
if I open an ipython console independently of Spyder, the numba
command works fine. Also, the command works fine if I invoke it from a
Python console window in Spyder (not an iPython console window).
Also, could you remind me of the difference between the `default'
Python interpreter (in the preferences box) and the python interpreter
in my conda distribution (/Users/gkv/anaconda/bin/python in my case).
Which should I use and why? I usually use the Spyder I installed with
conda, not the DMG, if that makes a difference.
Thanks
Geoff
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