Well, importing scipy by default was a stupid idea, since many other modules may have to be imported the same way (Raphael was importing his own fortran library, for instance).
@Matthias, you can type "yade -lscipy.interpolate"
@Raphaël: "yade -lnsmp1d_yade"
I've seen a few projects having similar problems with scipy, some of them quite old [,12,3].
I noticed that both scipy and Raphael's library are based on fortran code. Maybe related?
I also realize that Raphael's lib has blas/lapack/friends as dependencies, which is also the case of some modules imported by yade (matplotlib, PFV option,...). They are maybe using incompatible variants of those, as suggested by [2]?
Well, importing scipy by default was a stupid idea, since many other modules may have to be imported the same way (Raphael was importing his own fortran library, for instance).
I added an optional command line argument, so that it does not add global dependencies for yade. /github. com/yade/ trunk/commit/ 317d1718bd29cba 22a1d22ed942268 1f36d6e2ab
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@Matthias, you can type "yade -lscipy. interpolate"
@Raphaël: "yade -lnsmp1d_yade"
I've seen a few projects having similar problems with scipy, some of them quite old [,12,3].
I noticed that both scipy and Raphael's library are based on fortran code. Maybe related?
I also realize that Raphael's lib has blas/lapack/friends as dependencies, which is also the case of some modules imported by yade (matplotlib, PFV option,...). They are maybe using incompatible variants of those, as suggested by [2]?
[1] http:// mail.scipy. org/pipermail/ scipy-dev/ 2007-March/ 006724. html blog.tremily. us/posts/ SciPy_and_ ATLAS/ lists.opensuse. org/opensuse- bugs/2010- 11/msg00466. html
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