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authorEric Jones <eric@enthought.com>2002-10-12 01:43:39 +0000
committerEric Jones <eric@enthought.com>2002-10-12 01:43:39 +0000
commit9a1742745f3c76f9de7cf92c0bf5dfd725bd6357 (patch)
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downloadnumpy-9a1742745f3c76f9de7cf92c0bf5dfd725bd6357.tar.gz
added a PYTHONINCLUDE environment variable that weave searches for include
files during compilation. I added this to handle the recent switch I have made to using a system installed python while storing my own python packages in my home directory. (python setup.py install --prefix=~/<os>) Unfortunately, there isn't another way to tell weave where to find installed header files if they aren't in the normal place. Actaully... If Numeric stored the location of its header files in a variable called __include_dirs__, this would go a long way to automating the process for most users and they would never need to mess with the PYTHONINCLUDE variables.
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