Hi John,
John W. O'Brien wrote on 17.10.2012 18:17:
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On 10/12/2012 08:17 AM, John W. O'Brien wrote:
On 10/11/2012 03:55 PM, Ruslan Mahmatkhanov wrote:
I delayed the response becaused I decide to check the build with
python32. It's fore sure that py-pandas pkg-plist should be
patched to make packaging correct, but unfortunately the build is
stuck on some of it's dependencies (py-numpy, maybe) so I wasn't
able to test it.
I appreciate your attempt. I'll see what I can do to probe that
issue this weekend. It will be the first time I try building
everything against python 3, but I've got a fast machine and a load
of disk space.
Ruslan (and freebsd-python@),
It looks to me like there are three, maybe four other ports that need
attention before we can successfully build and test math/py-pandas
against py3k.
devel/py-dateutil is at 1.5 which is needed for Python < 3, but Python
= 3 requires dateutil 2.0.
devel/py-pytz will build, install, and package cleanly, but...
[...]
devel/py-nose doesn't package cleanly because of plist problems (looks
like mainly lingering *.pyo and *.pyc entries). I also tried 1.2.1
using the patch from ports/172161, but the plist is still not
py3k-friendly.
math/py-numpy also has plist problems, and fails 14 of 3556 unit tests
(results available on request).
In summary, devel/py-dateutil is the big blocker. math/py-pandas,
devel/py-nose, and math/py-numpy need plist patches. devel/py-pytz and
math/py-numpy have runtime bugs that need further analysis.
As time permits, I will learn the plist magic that makes ports
py3k-friendly, and secondarily poke at the dateutils upgrade. I'm
probably out of my depth, but I'm happy to take direction and correction.
Cheers,
John
Thank you for the investigation. Yes, sadly dateutil upstream developing
two separate branches for 2.x/3.x, so it will require some bsd.python.mk
tweaks (like setuptools vs distribute) so the correct dependency picked
according to python version used.
pytz needs an bug report on launchpad.
nose and numpy issues are solvable, and I will look at it in near time.
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Regards,
Ruslan
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