gcc/fortran compilers for building extensions with Tiger/MacPython
Tom Loredo
loredo at astro.cornell.edu
Thu Oct 12 13:03:31 CDT 2006
Hi folks,
I've just upgraded my G4 (PPC) from Pather to Tiger, and just
installed MacPython. I now need to build a slew of numerical extensions.
I'm building them from source (I have lots of custom extensions
to build from source in any case). I see the binaries available
for Tiger are built with gcc 3.3 for PPC and gcc 4 for Intel; I
think they may be tied to ActivePython but I'm not sure. When
I start MacPython, I see it is built with gcc 4. Is this what
I should be using? I'll also be compiling fortran extensions;
I presume I should use gfortran rather than g77 for this (g77
is what worked with gcc 3.3). Is this correct?
Thanks,
Tom
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