Closed githubaf closed 3 years ago
You are right... Python3 was not stated explicitly. Fixed with a6a8990.
To verify clean all old installs first and then install the new version. If you use the setup above you should see a link in the python package path to your git working dir.
I had serious trouble with my virtual machine so I could not test faster, I am sorry.
Yes, the installation instructions look better. I looked into setup.py. Line 57 still says:
print("please install with: pip install cython")
That should probably also become pip3?
I did the install as
git clone https://github.com/cnvogelg/amitools sudo pip3 install cython cd amitools python3 setup.py develop --user
The instruction say
or if you have installed GNU make simply use: make
(Git and Make are more familiar to me than python) If I just enter make, I get a help output, so it seems I need to specify a make target. Which one should I use? build? bdist? install?
make <TAB>
bdist clean clean_git docker-build docs help init_user sdist test
build clean_all clean_py docker-tox format init install show upload
"make show" produces an error
developer@cn-vm-afritsch:~/Desktop/SelcoGit/amitools$ make show
open build/docs/html/index.html
make: open: Command not found
make: *** [Makefile:67: show] Error 127
Fixed in 9d5c1f29
I think the installation instructions should be adapted to python3?
We need to install python3 and cython3. IMHO the commandline should now be python3 setup.py develop --user
( I tried installation via git clone)
Is there a way to verify the correct/complete installation?