[f2py] Basic question (fwd)

Hello, I sent the question below some days ago as a non-member. Now trying as a 
member of the mailing list.

I guess, my question is about how I can force f2py to link shared libs as well.

Any help?
Regards,
Sven

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Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2012 18:46:43 +0200 (CEST)
To: f2py-users-Y4l6ocDipWCuvFJfX82//[email protected]
Subject: Basic question

Hello,

I am new to f2py. So: Sorry for my stupid question in advance.

I am building an xxx.so file locally with f2py from my Fortran-source like 
this:

f2py -c -m xxx -L/opt/.../lib/ -l... xxx.f

Then I can do:

import xxx

in my Python program. Everything works fine. That is: On my local box with 
Intel-Compiler.

But actually: I would like to use this xxx.so on other boxes than mine as well. 
In fact, this is the most important reason for me to use f2py. I assume, that I 
do not need to have an Intel-Compiler installed everywhere...

When I try to import my xxx.so on a box without Intel, I get (since 
libifport.so.5 is an Intel-Object) the error message:

ImportError: libifport.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such f...

But isn't the thrilling thing about f2py, that one can COMPLETELY WRAP a 
Fortran subroutine and use it with Python?

What is it, I most definitely need to understand, before I go any step 
further...

Can you help?
Sven