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This issue is a companion to KxSystems/pyq#30, an issue to start distributing embedPy to PyQ users.
An overview of pyq installation
While we are striving to make simple pip install pyq to work for most users who have both python and kdb+ installed on both systems, we recommend that users dedicate a virtual environment to pyq and install a copy of kdb+ in $VIRTUAL_ENV/q.
PyQ supports Python 2.7 and 3.x, but embedPy appears to support recent versions of Python 3.x only.
PyQ C code is written to compile with -Werror on gcc and clang as well as VS 2007 and VS 2017 on Windows.
While PyQ interoperates with numpy, building or running pyq does not require that numpy is installed. Currently, embedPy requires that numpy is installed or configure fails.
Requests for enhancements
Segregate numpy related code in a separate module.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue is a companion to KxSystems/pyq#30, an issue to start distributing embedPy to PyQ users.
An overview of pyq installation
While we are striving to make simple
pip install pyq
to work for most users who have both python and kdb+ installed on both systems, we recommend that users dedicate a virtual environment to pyq and install a copy of kdb+ in$VIRTUAL_ENV/q
.A plan to include embedPy
[TODO] (See KxSystems/pyq#30)
Differences between pyq and embedPy requirements
-Werror
ongcc
andclang
as well as VS 2007 and VS 2017 on Windows.Requests for enhancements
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: