[Scons-users] Intel Python

[Damien Hocking]

All,

Has anyone tried SCons with Intel’s version of Python?

Damien

[Mats Wichmann]

Post by Damien Hocking
All,
Has anyone tried SCons with Intel’s version of Python?
Damien

Shouldn't be any issue, it's "just Python" at the core afaik, all the
value add is in numerical/scientific/big-data/HPC types of spaces. One
additional reason for its existence, as I understand it, is for Itanium
support as nobody else makes IA64 installers; and SCon does still
recognize that architecture.

[Jason Kenny]

It should just work as normal python.

The only real difference is that it was compiled with the Intel Compiler and comes with various bindings to the various Intel libraries as TBB, MKL, IPP, etc. It might be a little fast on than the normal cpython version compiled with gcc or cl, However I don't have any numbers.

Jason

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All,

Has anyone tried SCons with Intel’s version of Python?

Damien
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