I've been trying to install PyRosetta on my 64-bit Mac running Snow Leopard (10.6). I'm using the macports version of python (2.6.7) because that version is required for scipy and matplotlib. However, the pre-combiled binaries for PyRosetta do not work for this version of python. I get this error:
Fatal Python error: Interpreter not initialized (version mismatch?)
So instead I tried installing Rosetta by source, which worked fine. But when I try to build PyRosetta, running the BuildBindings.py script, I get the attached errors. I'm not sure, but perhaps there is some macro that's redefined in PyRosetta that's already defined in my version of boost? Note that I do have the python bindings of boost installed.
Thanks for your help.
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Post Situation:
After searching around, it seems this problem stems from some incompatibilities between c++ and c headers. One solution seems to be to include Python.h from all the source files...but this is a lot of files to modify. Has anyone seen this problem come up before on OS X Snow Leopard? I'm curious as to how the official PyRosetta binaries were compiled, maybe that could help me.
What version of Python do you use to run official binaries? If it from MacPorts or 3rd parties vendors - it will not work. But it certainly should work with Apple python, just make sure to use Python 2.6 for SnowLeopard and Python2.7 for Lion.