I hate to ask this question. Is there somewhere I can
download the latest svn release compiled for Windows? I have been completely
unsuccessful in compiling MPL for windows and rely on the binaries, but I need
to work with the mplot3D functionality. From what I’ve seen on Linux, it
looks great! TIA
-Ryan
An option to consider: run Linux in a virtual machine on a Windows
host. I have a similar situation (unrelated to MPL) and that's what I
do. Works great for me. I've tried VMware, VirtualBox, and
AndLinux. All work, but I alternate between VirtualBox (probably
because that's the one I tried first) and AndLinux.
VirtualBox was *very easy* to set up, and it Just Works (ymmv).
AndLinux is an intriguing option; it's not a Linux emulator (if that's
the right word). It runs a Linux kernel as a Windows process, so it
behaves as if it were a Windows app. Similar apparent behavior is
available in VirtualBox; I think they call it "seamless mode".
AndLinux is a little bit harder to set up than VirtualBox. I did some
**very rough** speed checks. AndLinux seems to run numpy programs at
about 80% of native Windows speed. VirtualBox is about 10% slower
than AndLinux. (That was *one* test on *one* script.) Networking
works fine in both. I've compiled Sage, and ran a Sage notebook
webserver from both VirtualBox and AndLinux, accessing the server from
another machine. Everything works.
-gary
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Ryan Wagner<rwagner@...1899...> wrote:
I hate to ask this question. Is there somewhere I can download the latest
svn release compiled for Windows? I have been completely unsuccessful in
compiling MPL for windows and rely on the binaries, but I need to work with
the mplot3D functionality. From what I’ve seen on Linux, it looks great! TIA-Ryan
This isn't the most current version, but it is a build from the SVN
branch a while ago.
http://code.patricktmarsh.com/builds/py2.5_mpl-0.98.6svn.win32.exe
The machine I used to build this took a dive so I no longer have a
working development environment so I can't build a more current .exe
for you. Maybe in a week or two I'll have more time, but based on my
schedule, I doubt it.
Patrick
---
Patrick Marsh
Graduate Research Assistant
School of Meteorology
University of Oklahoma
http://www.patricktmarsh.com
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 11:45 AM, Ryan Wagner<rwagner@...1899...> wrote:
I hate to ask this question. Is there somewhere I can download the latest
svn release compiled for Windows? I have been completely unsuccessful in
compiling MPL for windows and rely on the binaries, but I need to work with
the mplot3D functionality. From what I’ve seen on Linux, it looks great! TIA-Ryan
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