When using distutils, my script will spit out commands with references to /u/pdharr/anaconda-build, which is an unknown user on my system.
xlc_echocmd -qdll -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib build/temp.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/helloworld.o /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/pkgs/python-3.6.1-1/lib/libpython3.6m.x -o build/lib.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/myModule.so
/bin/xlc -F /u/kporter/python//python-2017-04-12-py36/python36/bin/xlc.cfg -qdll -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L/u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib -Wl,dll -o build/lib.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/myModule.so build/temp.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/helloworld.o /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/pkgs/python-3.6.1-1/lib/libpython3.6m.x
These should be under my installation- /u/kporter. All of the files it’s trying to access (e.g libpython3.6m.x) exist under my installation. Is this a configuration or installation issue?
There are many locations where u/pdharr/anaconda-build/pkgs/python-3.6.1-1/lib/ seem to exist, including several configuration makefiles and binaries.
Hi,
Could you describe how you installed python, please? Also, could you share the output of command “env | sort”?
Hi,
Could you describe how you installed python, please? Also, could you share the output of command “env | sort”?
Hey Tatyana,
I installed with the following script, edited from the README:
export BASH_PREFIX=/var/rocket/
export PERL_PREFIX=/var/rocket/
INSTALL=/u/kporter/python/
export RELEASE_NAME=python-2017-04-12
export RELEASE_TYPE=py36 # or py36 or both, to match the download you chose
export RELEASE_DIR=$INSTALL/${RELEASE_NAME}-${RELEASE_TYPE}
export PKGS_BASE=$RELEASE_DIR/pkgs
cd $RELEASE_DIR; ls -ld python27 python36 both
# based on the results of the ls, run one or more of these commands
cd $RELEASE_DIR/python27; bin/install_all_packages
cd $RELEASE_DIR/python36; bin/install_all_packages
cd $RELEASE_DIR/both; bin/install_all_packages
The env variables you’re looking for probably won’t show, I recently started running python3 with a wrapper shell script because Rocket Python for z/OS breaks Rocket Git for z/OS.
# ROCKET PYTHON
export _BPXK_AUTOCVT=ON
INSTALL=/u/kporter/python/
export RELEASE_NAME=python-2017-04-12
export RELEASE_TYPE=py36 # or py36 or both, to match the download
export RELEASE_DIR=$INSTALL/${RELEASE_NAME}-${RELEASE_TYPE}
export PYTHON_ENV=python36 # pr python36 or both, to match your desired environment
export PYTHON_HOME=$RELEASE_DIR/$PYTHON_ENV
export PATH=$PYTHON_HOME/bin:$PATH
export LIBPATH=$PYTHON_HOME/lib:$LIBPATH
export LIBDIR=$PYTHON_HOME/lib
export FFI_LIB=$PYTHON_HOME/lib/ffi
export TERMINFO=$PYTHON_HOME/share/terminfo
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PYTHON_HOME/lib/pkgconfig:$PYTHON_HOME/share/pkgconfig
export CURL_CA_BUNDLE=$PYTHON_HOME/etc/ssl/cacert.pem
python3
When using distutils, my script will spit out commands with references to /u/pdharr/anaconda-build, which is an unknown user on my system.
xlc_echocmd -qdll -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib build/temp.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/helloworld.o /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/pkgs/python-3.6.1-1/lib/libpython3.6m.x -o build/lib.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/myModule.so
/bin/xlc -F /u/kporter/python//python-2017-04-12-py36/python36/bin/xlc.cfg -qdll -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L/u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib -qdll -qexportall -qascii -q64 -qnocse -qfloat=ieee -qgonum -qasm -qbitfield=signed -L /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/python36/lib -Wl,dll -o build/lib.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/myModule.so build/temp.os390-25.00-2964-3.6/helloworld.o /u/pdharr/anaconda-build/pkgs/python-3.6.1-1/lib/libpython3.6m.x
These should be under my installation- /u/kporter. All of the files it’s trying to access (e.g libpython3.6m.x) exist under my installation. Is this a configuration or installation issue?
There are many locations where u/pdharr/anaconda-build/pkgs/python-3.6.1-1/lib/ seem to exist, including several configuration makefiles and binaries.
Hi kalebporter,
We was able to reproduce this error. It will be fixed in the future releases.
Thanks,
Alexander
