THe problem not only arise for numpy, but for scipy, matplotlib, etc., as well. I just downloaded Python 2.7.6 64-bit. I think I downloaded the 32 bit Python before, and that’s what’s loading when I call python.exe in the Obspy shell. Is there a way to call the 64-bit python instead of the 32-bit python in the obspy shell or the Ipython console?
oh my - two possiblities:
(1)
- - deinstall obspy
- - remove everthing which is related to 32bit python (you may have to
restart your computer)
- - run obspy installer again
- - it should now install using your 64bit python
(2)
- - forget about the virtualenv
- - install your preferred python version
- - install all dependencies for this python version
- - install obspy via easy_install
see also install instruction "Installation on Windows using a pre
build package (PyPI)"
Robert
THe problem not only arise for numpy, but for scipy, matplotlib,
etc., as well. I just downloaded Python 2.7.6 64-bit. I think I
downloaded the 32 bit Python before, and that's what's loading when
I call python.exe in the Obspy shell. Is there a way to call the
64-bit python instead of the 32-bit python in the obspy shell or
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