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PyGAMMA Binaries (Γ Version 4.1.0) |
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This enables users to run GAMMA based Python script programs within
the Python interpreter. The GAMMA sources are not required in this
case, nor is any C++ compiler. However, take careful note that since
these are binaries you must match the three requirements above for your
system/OS!
Note that we cannot supply the binaries for Python (1. above) on this site. Python has been built for a wide variety of systems and is best installed directly using whatever packaging is available. The links below will guide you on this point.
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OSX - The current port of GCC (3.1.x) by Apple has problems. Until this is fixed PyGAMMA will not run under OSX. There is a CVS version of GCC 3.3 out as I write this but I have not tested it yet. Borland - There is no need for a "Borland" port because PyGAMMA is compiler independent (after it is built). Use the Windows binaries for Python and PyGAMMA. MinGW - There is no need for a "MinGW" port because PyGAMMA is compiler independent (after it is built). Use the Windows binaries for Python and PyGAMMA. Alternatively, if you have CygWin you could use the CygWin binaries for Python and PyGAMMA. Other - If time permits and if you wish to volunteer your system, I can remotely log on and attempt the build the binaries. It is preferable that a Python port exists for your system. |
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