Closed nicolamontecchio closed 10 years ago
Thanks for doing this! Is this going to break people using numpy 1.8?
No, it should work. I tried it in a couple of virtual environments with numpy 1.6 and 1.8, all good.
Rad rad rad! Thank you again.
no problem, hope it works :)
Excuse my ignorance, but when i run easy_install or pip install -U numpy I get a message the 1.8.1 is the most up to date release - on my osX and CentOS servers.
Would one have to install numpy 1.9 in some other way, and may it make just as much sense to wait?
Thanks a ton.
Mike
On Jun 10, 2014, at 9:42 AM, Nicola Montecchio wrote:
I made a few changes so that remix should be numpy-1.9 compatible. I'm using the latest numpy from git, where they removed libnumarray. I've been using examples/swinger as check, it seems to work, though I can't say I have tested it extensively.
You can merge this Pull Request by running
git pull https://github.com/nicolamontecchio/remix numpy19 Or view, comment on, or merge it at:
https://github.com/echonest/remix/pull/32
Commit Summary
taking out references to libnumarray, which is not anymore in numpy 1.9 fixed dirac! fixed the other two modules; re-fixed number of channels from last commits File Changes
M external/cAction/actionmodule.cpp (96) M external/pydirac225/diracmodule.cpp (128) M external/pydirac225/setup.py (9) M external/pysoundtouch14/soundtouchmodule.cpp (96) M setup.py (13) Patch Links:
https://github.com/echonest/remix/pull/32.patch https://github.com/echonest/remix/pull/32.diff — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
We are trying to avoid having remix break when the new numpy version comes out
What, please, is a good way to update local copy? Pull or merge into site-packages/echonest/remix/?
I made a few changes so that remix should be numpy-1.9 compatible. I'm using the latest numpy from git, where they removed libnumarray. I've been using examples/swinger as check, it seems to work, though I can't say I have tested it extensively.