aburrell / apexpy

A Python wrapper for Apex coordinates
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DOC: Updates to installation documentation #102

Closed ljlamarche closed 2 years ago

ljlamarche commented 2 years ago

Description

This PR makes some updates and clarifications to the apexpy installation instructions, specifically troubleshooting unusual cases. Addresses https://github.com/aburrell/apexpy/issues/101 by specifying apexpy has not been tested with versions of gfortran below v7.

Type of change

How Has This Been Tested?

Compiled sphinx documentation locally.

Test Configuration:

Checklist:

ljlamarche commented 2 years ago

Is numpy still required to be pre-installed with the new build system?

aburrell commented 2 years ago

I think not. I believe it will grab it, and just check if you have it locally.

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Is numpy still required to be pre-installed with the new build system?

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aburrell commented 2 years ago

The test failure issues are fixed in #98

ljlamarche commented 2 years ago

Does apexpy require just gfortran or also gcc? Or do you only need gcc if you're building it locally?

aburrell commented 2 years ago

Does apexpy require just gfortran or also gcc? Or do you only need gcc if you're building it locally?

You need gcc and gfortran if you're installing using anything other than a wheel.

ljlamarche commented 2 years ago

@aburrell , can you read through this version of the installation page? It's supposed to be geared towards what the installation process WILL be in v2.0.0, but I wasn't sure about some of it.

ljlamarche commented 2 years ago

Awesome, I accepted your suggestions! Feel free to merge when convenient!