chipmunk compile is required on x64(linux)

[viblo]

chipmunk compile is required on x64(linux)

[viblo]

From vb%[email protected] on June 27, 2009 06:10:24

Thanks for the report! I wonder what the best way is to handle this.. the big problem
is that I currently don't have access to a 64bit linux machine, so it has been hard
for me to test (actually a 64bit so file was included once, but as I couldnt create
it myself it became to troublesome to keep it up to date). Anyway, I think I might
have better luck soon because I recently bought a new server. And I am ofc open to
any other suggestions/code/info on how to best deal with it.

Status: Accepted
Owner: [email protected]

[viblo]

From txprog on September 07, 2009 04:53:35

I can provide a 64bits package for linux. It work very well here :)

[viblo]

From vb%[email protected] on September 13, 2009 13:40:59

Good to hear that it works good for you! Ive been abroad for a couple of months and
therefor haven't been able to set up my own env yet, but will do so soon. If I don't
get it to work, Ill ask you for a 64bit package in time for the next relase if I need
one.

However, its still the question about how to easiest handle it. Bundle both 32 and
64bit files with pymunk and let it decide on startup which one to load? Or maybe just
add a check that if the user is on 64 bit, tell him/her to recompile chipmunk...

[viblo]

From [email protected] on September 13, 2009 20:24:56

Can someone please explain in detail the procedure to manually compile this? I am on
64bit linux and I can't get this working. I'm very new to this so I'm having a lot
of trouble figuring it out.

[viblo]

From vb%[email protected] on September 14, 2009 13:28:00

1. download the source release of pymunk :)
2. unpack and go do its directory.
   2.5 You might need to manually remove libchipmunk.so before the next step. (as it
   needs to be replaced by the 64 bit version) However, I don't know for sure as I
   havent tried myself. The file is located in the pymunk subdirectory.
3. run

   python setup.py build_chipmunk
   this command will compile chipmunk for you.

4. run

   python setup.py install
   to install pymunk. (If you don't want to install it you can just as easily place the
   pymunk directory where your other code is)

5. done!

Please let me know if this helped you and I'll add this answer to the FAQ/readme.

[viblo]

From [email protected] on September 15, 2009 18:14:06

This worked perfect, thank you.

[viblo]

From vb%[email protected] on January 06, 2010 16:57:50

I have added a 64bit chipmunk lib file to the latest trunk, and also some code to
detect if python is running in 32 or 64bit (and if 64 then load ligchipmunk64.so
instead). Hopefully it will run as easy on 64bit linux as on 32bit now :)

Status: Fixed

[viblo]

From [email protected] on January 07, 2010 01:15:36

The 64bit chipmunk lib in the latest trunk seem to be working correctly on a 64bit
linux now. Nice!