Brian Carcich

Quick solution for N0065: https://github.com/drbitboy/PySPICE

Quick solution for N0065: https://github.com/drbitboy/PySPICE

Do this at a shell prompt: python -c 'import spice;spice.tkvrsn("toolkit")' please and paste the result in a response here.

whoops that should be: ``` python -c 'import spice;print(spice.tkvrsn("toolkit"))' ```

I'll do my best try this command: ``` nm -e path/to/_spice.so | grep init ``` and post the results again. I don't know where your _spice.so file will be; for...

you have to figure out what "path/to/" is.

there is a file called _spice.so, it has been installed on your system, the "path/to/" is the directory where it resides. You need to figure out what that directory is....

I used "path/to/" as a placeholder for you to replace. what was the result of the nm ... grep command?

Your PySPICE did not build correctly, something is missing. 1) you need a symlink, named cspice, to the top of the NAIF cspice tree 2) python setup.py install If you...

hmm, that should have worked. try using my PySPICE (https://github.com/drbitboy/PySPICE), put in cspice, then rm -R ./build python setup.py build python tests/test_btc.py