I've just successfully compiled pycles using Homebrew software; it's running now, I'm looking forward to seeing some results from the model test cases!
On all systems that I use, the netcdf binaries come with a program nc-config which will return the location of the include and prefix directories. I've added a call to this function in setup.py so that the setup routine should be agnostic to MacPorts or Homebrew, but I don't have Macports to check it includes the nc-config command.
Also a small bug fix for Python 3 - there was a print statement without brackets.
Also documented my installation using Homebrew in install.rst.
I've just successfully compiled pycles using Homebrew software; it's running now, I'm looking forward to seeing some results from the model test cases!
On all systems that I use, the netcdf binaries come with a program
nc-config
which will return the location of the include and prefix directories. I've added a call to this function insetup.py
so that the setup routine should be agnostic to MacPorts or Homebrew, but I don't have Macports to check it includes thenc-config
command.Also a small bug fix for Python 3 - there was a print statement without brackets.
Also documented my installation using Homebrew in
install.rst
.