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Follow these steps to integrate the Shared Data Access System in your Python code. All the examples were successfully tested in Windows and some linux distributions like Gentoo, Fedora and Red Hat.
Download a extra packagesPython Numeric package
In case you don’t already a numeric Python package installed in your system (Numpy, numarray or Numeric )
downloadDownload Numpy .
In order to plot and view data, you may also need more packages. For this, Matplotlib is recommended.
Download the librariesSet the PYTHONPATH
Download the following file into a folder of your system:
Unpack it and run:
python setup.py install
You may need to have root or administrator privileges.Supposing you have
Another option is to copy the sdas directoryfolder toin /home/user/pythonthe same: folder where export PYTHONPATH ="/home/user/python/sdas" you have your code.
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Download the libraries
Download the following libraries into a folder of your system:
Download a Python Numeric package
In case you don’t already a numeric Python package installed in your system (Numpy, numarray or Numeric )
Download Numpy
Set the PYTHONPATH
Supposing you have the sdas directory in /home/user/python:
export PYTHONPATH ="/home/user/python/sdas"
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Version as of 21:58, 26 Sep 2017
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Download aextra packages
In case you don’t already a numeric Python package installed in your system (Numpy, numarray or Numeric)
download Numpy .
In order to plot and view data, you may also need more packages. For this, Matplotlib is recommended.
Download the libraries
Download the following file into a folder of your system:
Unpack it and run:
python setup.py install
You may need to have root or administrator privileges.
Another option is to copy the sdas folder to the same folder where you have your code.
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