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by justinsaccount
1194 days ago
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See my above comment, there's a reason why all of your examples work: Java package managers tend to install packages written in java Go installs packages written in go, and maybe C using cgo Cargo installs packages written in rust php package managers install packages written in PHP, extra extensions are rare etc People having trouble with python are NOT having trouble with python. They are having trouble because they are trying to use packages that are just python bindings to absolutely massively complex c++ and Fortran libraries. Often people using python don't even have a C compiler installed (let alone a fortran one for the scientific stuff), so pip blows up the first time they try to install a package that hasn't been pre-built for their system+python version. |
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