Fix Windows build issues

[davidovitch]

The Windows build is currently broken due to various reasons and has to be fixed. Some of the challenges on Windows are mentioned in issue #14. Other related issues are #16, #26, #28. @pbrod @eelcovv @ocefpaf lets try to find a workable solution for the Windows build here. On both Linux and Windows issue #18 indicates something else is not entirely right in the current build procedure.

Things to do:

• [ ] reproducible Windows builds: requirements and how-to
• [ ] py2.7 conda package and binary wheel for pypi (32 and 64-bit)
• [ ] py3.4 conda package and binary wheel for pypi (32 and 64-bit)
• [ ] py3.5 conda package and binary wheel for pypi (32 and 64-bit)

[davidovitch]

For Python 3.4 and with the Intel Fortran compiler, I have been able to get it to work when installing from the source directory with pip install -e ./. Here's the procedure I followed:

create and activate a python 3.4 environment

conda create -n py34 python=3.4
activate py34

install dependencies, when using pip use --no-deps to avoid pip updating conda packages:

conda install setuptools_scm future pytest nose sphinx coverage pbr
pip install --no-deps pyscaffold pytest-cov
conda install numpy scipy mpmath matplotlib
conda install -c omnia numdifftools

Compile Fortran sources with Intel, load the proper environment variables:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Composer XE\bin\ifortvars.bat" intel64 vs2010

Build/install pywafo from the source directory. When I create wheel packages, the compiled extensions are not included (don't know why at this stage).

cd pywafo
pip install -e ./

[fprabowo]

Hi davidovitch,

Is it possible to use other compiler beside Intel Fortran, say gfortran?