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Creating Anaconda Binary Packages for Windows
These are pretty tricky to compile. You must follow these directions exactly
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Install Anaconda and Git as stated on documentation page for Windows users if you don't have them already. Do not create any RMG environment. Do not alter any additional environment variables
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Get updated versions of
conda-build
,anaconda-client
and, andconda
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For here on use Git Bash for everything all the conda-build (with the exception of compiling openbabel, which must be compiled with Command Prompt)
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Install mingwpy through the pip package, not the conda one.
pip install -i https://pypi.anaconda.org/carlkl/simple mingwpy
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Create a libpython27.a library manually
cd /c/Anaconda gendef python27.dll dlltool -D python27.dll -d python27.def -l libs/libpython27.a
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Point distutils to MINGW
cd /c/Anaconda echo -e "[build]\ncompiler=mingw32" > Lib/distutils/distutils.cfg
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Clone all the repositories into a folder named /c/Code
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Build binaries as normal
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To fully test the package, after you upload it, run a command such as
conda create --name pydas_env pydas
to create a fresh environment in conda called
pydas_env
and install thepydas
package into it.
Note: A lot of the build scripts for windows require copying both the libpython27.a
and distutils.cfg
into the proper %PREFIX%
build folder. This should be already in the bld.bat
scripts.