t; THE LINE ABOVE WAS ORIGINALLY:
> > version_pattern = r'G95.*\(experimental \(g95!\)
> > (?P
> No it wasn't. It would have had a ">" after "version" :-)
oops!
Many thanks again,
Sile
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iler (3.4.5)
I hope that makes it a bit clearer,
Thanks,
Sile
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95.*\(GCC4.01)\(g95!) (?P<version>.\).
Unfortunately this didn't work for me. The problem seems to be with my
gcc version so I'm trying to find a way around this at the moment. Any
suggestions would be much appreciated, I have submitted this problem to
the f2py mailing list too.
The problem arises right at the end when it tries to generate hello.pyd
and I'm not sure why, I've included the error below.
I've tried eveything I can think of but I'm very new to programming so
I'm not having much success.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Sile
Thanks Anand !
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potential
compatibility issues between this, my version of python and my fortran
compiler. I have to use python 2.3 as it is compatible with a CFD
package I'm using. I've resinstalled python properley so I'll
persevere with my exsisting C compiler this morning and try MINGW32 if
I have no
potential
compatibility issues between this, my version of python and my fortran
compiler. I have to use python 2.3 as it is compatible with a CFD
package I'm using. I've resinstalled python properley so I'll
persevere with my exsisting C compiler this morning and try MINGW32 if
I have no
ow where I can find it???
Any help at all would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Sile
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