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** CSPICE **
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The cspice package is a Python interface to the NAIF cspice library.
To use the cspice package, you must either copy an existing shared
object file or compile a new one for your operating system as
described below. Pre-compiled shared objects are provided for Ubuntu
Linux (64-bit), Mac OSX (64-bit), and Windows (32-bit and 64-bit).
These shared objects may not always be up-to-date, and it is
recommended that you compile your own from scratch if you need the
most recent CSPICE code.
Ubuntu Linux 64-bit
COPY FROM cspice/_cspice_linux_ubuntu_64bit_python273.so
COPY TO cspice/_cspice.so
Mac OSX 64-bit
COPY FROM cspice/_cspice_osx_10.9_64bit_python275.so
COPY TO cspice/_cspice.so
Windows 32-bit
* No binaries provided - you need to build your own *
Windows 64-bit
COPY FROM cspice/_cspice_win7_64bit_python2_7_11.pyd
COPY TO cspice/_cspice.pyd
TO COMPILE FOR FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS IN
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Ubuntu Linux 64-bit cspice/cspice_make_linux_ubuntu.sh
Mac OSX 64-bit cspice/cspice_make_osx_10.9.sh
Windows 32-bit cspice/cspice_make_windows.bat
Windows 64-bit cspice/cspice_make_windows.bat
To test your installation:
% python
>>> import cspice
>>> cspice.tkvrsn("toolkit")