Prebuilt libraries for PySundance
Requirements
Downloading a prebuilt PySundance library is the simplest way to get Sundance running,
but prebuilt libraries will not exist for all platforms. If one does not exist for
your platform, you will need to build from source as described in
the installation instructions.
Currently, the only platform for which prebuilt libraries are available is RedHat Linux,
Enterprise Edition, which is the Sandia Common Operating Environment. Note that 32 bit and
64 bit machines require different libraries. I am willing
to build libraries for other platforms, but to do so will need access to a
machine running the desired OS.
Instructions
Untar in an installation directory, for example, myInstallDir.
cd myInstallDir
tar zxf PySundance-[opt|debug]-[version].tgz
This will create a subdirectory PySundance. The next step is to direct
Python to search this directory for modules and dynamic libraries. This can be
done by setting the PYTHONPATH environment variable,
setenv PYTHONPATH $HOME/myInstallDir/PySundance
You should now be able to import the PySundance module from within a Python run.
Downloads
Date |
Tarball |
Platform Notes |
9 March 2006 |
2.1.2 RHEL-x86_64
|
RedHat Enterprise, gcc version 3.4.4 20050721 (Red Hat 3.4.4)
x86_64
|
7 March 2006 |
2.1.2 RH07032006
|
RedHat Enterprise, gcc version 3.4.3 20041212 (Red Hat 3.4.3-9.EL4) |
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