Missing file 'numpy.i' in python-numpy and related packages
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python-numpy (Debian) |
Fix Released
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python-numpy (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Bug Description
Neither the 'python-numpy' nor 'python-numpy-doc' package contains a file called 'numpy.i', required for writing NumPy compatible C-code-based Python extensions/modules.
According to the documentation, this file is supposed to be included in docs/numpy/numpy.i, but it clearly hasn't been flagged for inclusion in the Deb packages.
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This file is important. I think it should be part of 'python-numpy-dev' if such a package is going to be provided, but it could just as well be part of the doc package. FWIW the documentation on how to *use* numpy.i has already been packaged, just not the
FWIW I note that a file called 'numpy.i' seems to be present in a package called 'python-instant'. That seems to me to be a bad place for that file to be located, given that it would be relevant to want to use that file *outside* python-instant.
Changed in python-numpy (Debian): | |
status: | Unknown → New |
Changed in python-numpy (Debian): | |
status: | New → Fix Released |
there is also a numpy.i in scipy, having a common one which can be shared from numpy would certainly be better from a packaging perspective. projects. scipy.org/ scipy/ticket/ 1825
I filed an issue with scipy a while ago to synchronize the numpy.i files:
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