Re: Re: Phoenix wheels for Python 3.6

Miliia wrote:
> I tried to pip install on win7 x64 using pip: 
> ||
> pip install --upgrade  --trusted-host wxpython.org --pre -f
> http://wxpython.org/Phoenix/snapshot-builds/ wxPython_Phoenix
>
> I don't get any error, the installation never stop (I ran it 2 times,
> waiting 20mn, no success)

Depending on your machine it could take a very long time to build, and
IIRC pip seems to be hiding most of the build output these days so it
may still be in the process of building at 20minutes but you can't tell.
You may have better luck getting the source tarball and follow the
instructions in README.rst for building it with the build.py script,
then you can see the output from the build and know whether it is truly
stuck or still chugging along.

There's more info in README.txt than you will need for a simple build
from the source tarball without regenerating all the sip files and C++
files, etc., so here's the nutshell version.  Make sure you have the
prerequisites in requirements.txt installed.

    pip install -r requirements.txt

Then you should be able to do a simple in-place build with:

    python build.py build

Make sure you use the python that you are wanting to use with this
build.  If that succeeds then you can test it by setting PYTHONPATH to
include the path to your source tree. 

To make a wheel file which you can install with pip you should just need
to do:

    python build.py bdist_wheel


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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
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