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python path for user library seems to be broken #8
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This is a very strange error, I've never seen anything like it. Suspect I need more context. Also, I don't see the connection between the error message you've posted and your title, which refers to the Python path. At the very least, I need to see the command that is being executed to trigger the first error message. Which version are you trying to build here? |
I am using EPICS 7 on linux. Even if I make clean and try to remake it gives me this error. I got the latest version off the website. |
Think you may be better off waiting for pythonIoc to be available on PyPi. Think we're nearly there now. @thomascobb , can you make any sense of this error report? Otherwise think we'll have to close it. |
Sorry, not sure what the problem is here. We're almost done with #5, just docs left to do now, hope to be done in a week or so as I will be talking about it at the EPICS collaboration meeting on the 7th July! |
Here is the error pertaining to the python path. This is what I get from doing a regular make clean && make command.
Hope this helps a little. Thanks, |
Well, I guess either you don't have the Python development libraries installed or something is wrong with the process for computing the library path. Unfortunately you're still not showing me the commands actually being executed by python-config --ldflags and in the Python interpreter: from distutils import sysconfig
print(sysconfig.get_config_var('LIBRARY'))
print(sysconfig.get_config_var('LIBDIR')) To be honest, this is largely academic: there is about to be a new release of pythonIoc which will completely change the build process; for a preview try the on-its-head branch. |
After following directions, I get to the point where the user makes the BUILD_DOCS=, and it spits out this error.
It cannot find the directory for python. I have python installed and checked for any version problems.
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