The setup.py script for dirac needs to detect whether the OS is running 64 or 32 bit linux.
I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't compile on my 64bit arch system, but when I changed
-lDirac
to
-lDirac64 (both binaries are built in lib/)
it worked fine.
Maybe there are other similar issues with 32-bit/64-bit compatibility elsewhere in the project, but everything seems to be fine for me using g++-multilib.
Basically the setup.py script should use some way to determine whether the rest of the libs are for 64 bit architectures, (maybe if it's 64bit python, etc), if it is, use
libraries = ['Dirac64'],
instead of
libraries = ['Dirac'],
Did not have this problem at all building for Darwin.
awesome project, and thanks!
The setup.py script for dirac needs to detect whether the OS is running 64 or 32 bit linux.
I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't compile on my 64bit arch system, but when I changed
-lDirac
to
-lDirac64 (both binaries are built in lib/)
it worked fine.
Maybe there are other similar issues with 32-bit/64-bit compatibility elsewhere in the project, but everything seems to be fine for me using g++-multilib.
Basically the setup.py script should use some way to determine whether the rest of the libs are for 64 bit architectures, (maybe if it's 64bit python, etc), if it is, use
libraries = ['Dirac64'],
instead of
libraries = ['Dirac'],
Did not have this problem at all building for Darwin.
awesome project, and thanks!