master?

Yes, master branch.

I am not sure that I have the correct answer, but I have one which works. Basically, python-config --ldflags does not provide the -L library path, and so the system's python framework is used instead of the anaconda python library.

On OSX, otool -L pyETS.so shows the problem. On Linux, ldd pyETS.so would.

Add -L$(shell $(PYTHON_CONFIG) --prefix)/lib to your PYFLAGS to get the right python library linked into your pyETS.so

Thanks Craig!
I updated the Makefile accordingly.
Kiyoto, could you please double-check?

Craig, if you can spare the time, could you please have a look at the branch "setuptools-test"? I'm trying to write a portable setup.py there, which should in principle make the package installable via a simple

pip install --user git+https://github.com/Subaru-PFS/ets_fiber_assigner.git@setuptools-test

Do you think that this approach will be more promising in the longer term?

I confirmed that it worked. Thank you.

I also confirmed that it worked in Tomomi's environment. Now we are ready for the announcement.

Fine with me! What is the procedure?

I will send an e-mail to the collaboration this week. Martin Reinecke Could you add a release tag at the current point, please?

I have tagged the code on Github with the release tag "v1.0". Please note that this does not yet contain the proposed fix for FIBERALLOC-7.

Which installation procedure did you try?

If the  Makefile-based approach described in README.md doesn't work, there is a chance that doing a

python setup.py 

might work, or even

pip install --user git+https://github.com/Subaru-PFS/ets_fiber_assigner.git

(For this last command, you don't even need to clone the repository first.)

If the problem persists, we will need the help of someone with access to MacOS Sierra, which I unfortunately do not have.

Still waiting for additional information. Is there a way to set the Task to a "Waiting" status?