2009/11/4 troy d. straszheim <t...@resophonic.com> > There is still a small issue, though, with a mpi.so library >> > > That is not an error. This is the python extension for MPI. Python > extensions are loaded by python, they don't start with 'lib'. If you add > the directory containing mpi.so to your PYTHONPATH and execute > > >>> import mpi > > that file should be found and loaded. mpi.so will pull in > libboost_python.so and libboost_mpi.so, so you may need to add the lib dir > to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH as well.
As such, the (Python extension) mpi.so library cannot be included in any RPM package, because it has no soname. Is there a CMake configuration option, so that that mpi.so library gets a proper soname? Moreover, it could be a good idea to deliver it in a dedicated sub-directory, for instance /usr/lib[64]/python2.6 or /usr/lib[64]/python2.6/boost, because if left in /usr/lib[64], there is no hint as to what that library is aimed at. Do you know whether there is a CMake configuration option for that as well? Thanks in advance Best Regards Denis
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