[Bug 354205] Re: mapnik-python does not build against default python

springmeyer dane.springmeyer at gmail.com
Tue Jun 2 18:01:17 BST 2009


Great,
Just had a chance to test. I removed my manual install of the Mapnik python bindings, purged and re-installed 'python-mapnik' package, ensured both python2.5 and python2.6 were installed, and then was able to successfully do:

>>> import mapnik

when running the python interpreter both with the default python26 and
after jumping into a python2.5 interpreter by typing:

$/usr/bin/python2.5

Thanks so much for this fix!

The only odd thing is that both the python2.6 and python2.6 Mapnik
shared object '_mapnik.so' files appear to be linked against
libboost_python*py25*.so. I would assume this would cause problems
(based on my experience from Mac OSX and boost libs). $ldd against the
boost_python libs show they do not explicitly link against any version
of python. Can someone with an understanding of library linking on linux
explain why this works?

Anyway, I'm glad it does work - thanks for everyone's effort!

- Dane

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mapnik-python does not build against default python
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