scipy support

John, I found and fixed more missing bits of scipy support;

    > changes are in cvs. With the svn version of scipy, though,
    > I have not yet been able to make everything work. I am
    > getting segfaults. It might be a simple typo somewhere.

You might try rm -rf build and then turn VERBOSE on in setup.py and
rebuilding. That might give you a good clue where the segfault is
happening. Do you see the crash in Agg and PS?

JDH

John,

examples/simple_plot.py worked with scipy, but contour_demo and image_demo segfaulted after some delay with no other indication as to where the problem is--no plots came up, so presumably the crash is in agg.

Unfortunately, I can't spend any more time on this until this evening,

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at the earliest. Sorry to leave it hanging. Eric John Hunter wrote:

"Eric" == Eric Firing <efiring@...229...> writes:

    > John, I found and fixed more missing bits of scipy support;
    > changes are in cvs. With the svn version of scipy, though,
    > I have not yet been able to make everything work. I am
    > getting segfaults. It might be a simple typo somewhere.

You might try rm -rf build and then turn VERBOSE on in setup.py and
rebuilding. That might give you a good clue where the segfault is
happening. Do you see the crash in Agg and PS?

JDH

John,

Something must not have gotten rebuilt when it should have; removing build and doing a complete rebuilt (with and without VERBOSE) solved the problem. So, --scipy is now working with svn version of scipy and cvs version of matplotlib--at least for the few demos I have tested so far.

Speed is disappointing, though; contour_demo on my machine takes twice as long with scipy as with Numeric.

Eric

John Hunter wrote:

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"Eric" == Eric Firing <efiring@...229...> writes:

    > John, I found and fixed more missing bits of scipy support;
    > changes are in cvs. With the svn version of scipy, though,
    > I have not yet been able to make everything work. I am
    > getting segfaults. It might be a simple typo somewhere.

You might try rm -rf build and then turn VERBOSE on in setup.py and
rebuilding. That might give you a good clue where the segfault is
happening. Do you see the crash in Agg and PS?

JDH