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Samer Afach f1def0d923 Update setup.py 2018-10-18 10:21:10 +02:00
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- numpy
- mpmath
- matplotlib (for the examples only)
- scipy (for the examples only)
##### Do I need to compile OpenBLAS?
This depends on the performance you're trying to achieve. OpenBLAS, when compiled, creates binaries that are processor-specific, in order to achieve the best possible performance. In order to exploit this feature, it's recommended that you compile OpenBLAS.
The installer automatically compiles OpenBLAS for you. If you would not like to have OpenBLAS compiled for you, then use the `Makefile` by running `make`. It will ask whether you want to have OpenBLAS compiled for you. Then, you're free to use the directory `spintrum` independently as a package, or copy it yourself to your Python installation. You have to have OpenBLAS installed on your system to have this work (whether compiled for you or installed by your system); spintrum compilation will fail.
The installer automatically compiles OpenBLAS for you. If you would not like to have OpenBLAS compiled for you, then use the `Makefile` by running `make`. It will ask whether you want to have OpenBLAS compiled for you. Then, you're free to use the directory `spintrum` independently as a package, or copy it yourself to your Python installation. You have to have OpenBLAS installed on your system to have this work (either compiled for you or installed by your system); otherwise spintrum compilation will fail.
#### How to build?

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url='http://www.afach.de/',
author='Samer Afach',
author_email='samer@afach.de',
license='MPL',
license='Dual',
packages=['spintrum'],
package_data={'spintrum': [lib_file] + recursive_glob("examples")},
install_requires=['numpy', 'mpmath'],