Hi thanks for the reply!
Actually my enthought python does precede the default python in my PATH. But I think the problem is not related to python per se, but to the installation of the Boost library. The symptom is that while running ./configure (with or without the PYTHON option) config runs until it prints out "configure: error: No usable boost::python found". Because of the possible confusion between python installations I was inclined to believe it was a problem finding the correct python. I should say that when compiling Boost.Python, I did specifiy the enthought python as provided by its options, and its own testing went ok.
But no matter: I used apt-get and just included the site-packages dir for my default python install in the sys.path of my preferred python install. Works!
Thanks for you help!
Edward.
Hi there,
I guess your enthought python does not precede the default python in
On 07/18/2012 03:58 PM, Edward Newell wrote:
> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04, which comes with python2.7. However, I have
> installed the enthought python distribution, and this is what I
> associated boost-python to during its compilation. My guess is that
> this might have to do with the configure script finding the python
> that came bundled with my Ubuntu distribution, and not the Enthought
> python to which boost-python is associated.
your path. I guess all you have to do is inform the configure script
which python it should use:
./configure PYTHON="/path/to/your/python/interpreter"
No you can't. Although, if thy python versions are compatible, you can
> I also tried installing using apt-get. The installation seems to go
> well, but it associates to the version of python that came with my
> Ubuntu distribution, not Enthought python. I don't believe I can
> alter the behavior of apt-get.
just add the default python module path to entought's python, which
should allow it to import your system's modules, including graph-tool.
Cheers,
Tiago
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