| Hi Dave,
I've been using intall.py with Python2.7 on Ubuntu 11.04 since april 2011 without any problem (except it doesn't intall john's utililty csbeats). Did you set the python version when running scons (pythonVersion=2.7) ?
Regards
Francois
From: Dave Phillips <dlphillips@woh.rr.com>
Subject: [Cs-dev] problem with install.py on 64-bit Arch
To: Csound Developers <csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>
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Greetings,
I've set up a new 64-bit Arch Linux system on which I compiled Csound
5.13.0 yesterday with no troubles during the build. However, the
install.py file does not like Python 2.7. Apparently all print
statements need updated to a new syntax, but even after making the
changes the installer failed at installing the check for an older
version of Csound and at installing the uninstall-csound utility. Also,
the script would not create the required directories, I had to manually
create those directories.
Has anyone else used install.py with Python 2.7, and if so, how did you
get it working ? Uninstalling Csound manually is a royal pain, I'd like
to use the script instead.
I also have a problem with libcsound64 when working with AVSynthesis but
I need to do more research before making a report.
TIA,
dp
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