Matthew Brett

@ilayn - am I right in thinking that you are using the default gcc compiler in the MSYS2 `mingw64` environment? Isn't this linking against MSVCRT? Have you tried running instead...

@ilayn - just in the hope that we can work out what went wrong. Can you give any idea of how your install differed from the instructions in https://github.com/scipy/scipy/wiki/Easy-Windows-10-Build-Scipy-from-source ?...

How odd - and I see that you are using the Rtools compilers this time round. What system are you on? 32 or 64 bit Windows? Which Windows version? Virtual...

What do you get for: ``` get-command gcc get-command gfortran ``` Is your Python install 32-bit or 64-bit? Did you try compiling with Numpy wheel?

> I am going to repeat my highly unpopular opinion: our build systems (NumPy included) are undocumented and lives in the heads of a few maintainers. I think that would...

> I've reached out to MSYS2 folk and they mentioned invoking build within the ucrt environment and also mentioned [msys2/MINGW-packages#12409](https://github.com/msys2/MINGW-packages/issues/12409). Don't know if related That issue is about compiling Scipy...

> > I did check my own most recent edits to one set of instructions carefully - did you try those? Did they work as expected? > > Did not...

I would personally prefer to add the imports. My typical use of an example is just to copy paste it into an IPython session or Jupyter notebook. I guess about...

Adding to this - I've now got Atom working as an excellent replacement for the Jupyter web app, using a combination of Jupytext and Hydrogen : https://gist.github.com/matthew-brett/4c5fa31f8ddd371655e9dc39fbfb8299 But - as...

I've used Versioneer a lot - and I wouldn't recommend it. It starts to cause fiddly problems when the tag comes from Git information directly. I'm pretty sure Ralf Gommers...