fix CMakeLists.txt to find numpy and f2py #69
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Yes that also works, too. See the build output at I did not realize that $PYTHON_SITE is indeed only used by CMake to look for the numpy path. Disregard this PR then and merge #67. |
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Some distributions install architecture specific python packages into directory structures like /usr/lib64/ instead of /usr/lib/. This patch allows CMake to find numpy and f2py in these directories.
CMake probably provides more sophisticated routines to find the correct python packages, but this patch is the closest to the existing routine I could come up with.