Bingo, this makes a difference : using Numeric, it works
> (no crash, can create a plot with TkAgg), but removing
> the Numeric matplotlib (keeping Numeric installed), and
> reinstalling Numarray one re-introduce the same
> crash...Hope this help, looks like it is numarray related
> anyway!
> Yes, if you have this for windows I would be happy to
> test!
> OK, when I get one ready I'll post a link.
Hi Gregory,
I also built the 0.60b snapshot with numarray (Todd it's enough to set
the NUMERIX flags in setup.py and setupext.py - no extra link stuff,
right?)
It works fine on my platform (winxp, enthought python2.3.3, numarray
0.9). Hope it helps,
http://nitace.bsd.uchicago.edu:8080/files/share/matplotlib-0.60b.numarray.win32-py2.3.exe
JDH
Hi Gregory,
I also built the 0.60b snapshot with numarray (Todd it's enough to set
the NUMERIX flags in setup.py and setupext.py - no extra link stuff,
right?)
It works fine on my platform (winxp, enthought python2.3.3, numarray
0.9). Hope it helps,
http://nitace.bsd.uchicago.edu:8080/files/share/matplotlib-0.60b.numarra
y.win32-py2.3.exe
Sorry - still the same bug I am affraid...assertion ob_refcnt == 0
failed on line 1031 of cxx_extensions.cxx.
Maybe if your debug version is available it is worth running it on my
computer?
Also, a wild guess but maybe the behavior mentioned by Daniele in user
list is related? He seems to use about the same platform as me: numarray
0.9, python 2.3.4....although on win2000 where I did not observe any
problem (I did not run it for long either, only the time to plot
sin(x)...)
One thing one could also try would be to compile a version without the
assert in the destructor, not sure it will lead to problem but it could
give more information, worth considering if it is easier than providing
a "debug" version?
Best regards,
Greg.
That's all I've been doing. We're still only good for Python-2.3...
Regards,
Todd
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On Thu, 2004-06-24 at 12:41, John Hunter wrote:
> Bingo, this makes a difference : using Numeric, it works
> (no crash, can create a plot with TkAgg), but removing
> the Numeric matplotlib (keeping Numeric installed), and
> reinstalling Numarray one re-introduce the same
> crash...Hope this help, looks like it is numarray related
> anyway!
> Yes, if you have this for windows I would be happy to
> test!
> OK, when I get one ready I'll post a link.
Hi Gregory,
I also built the 0.60b snapshot with numarray (Todd it's enough to set
the NUMERIX flags in setup.py and setupext.py - no extra link stuff,
right?)
Hello,
I wondered if it is possible for me to compile a version of matplotlib
(using numarray) from source on windows...so that I can play with the
source and try to locate the origin of the strange crash I have. I have
visual C++ 6.0 compiler, not sure if this is ok as my first tests usind
setup.py build did not succeed (linking failed)...so is this relatively
easy to do...or really better leaved to true masochists? 
Best regards,
Greg.