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mattip: I have debugged the crap in depth and found it:
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The crash happens here.
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mattip: after import of `numpy.core._multiarray_umath` we have an error set.
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this is deeply buried in several recursions, but showed up on `mapping.py` in `update` line 203
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hmm, I wonder if that is the result of compiling numpy with one version of pypy and importing it with another
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ctismer: were you using the v7.3.7 release for any of this?
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mattip: as I told you, I was using yesterdays
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Python 3.8.12 (0360402c9455129a4a246fc9faede8e212ee7226, Feb 04 2022, 01:24:22)
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[PyPy 7.3.9-alpha0 with GCC Apple LLVM 13.0.0 (clang-1300.0.29.30)] on darwin
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I installed numpy this way:
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`/Users/tismer/src/QtC/pypy3.8-v7.3.9-alpha0-osx64/bin/pypy3 -m pip install numpy==1.22.1`
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because 1.22.2 has no wheels, yet. Trying that too now.
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mattip: With this wheel-less build, it works. Strange version dependency.
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mattip: It has no new bugs. The install works. We are again at 24 bugs. It works now without internal/external hacking, patch removed.
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mattip: is it possible to force the numpy version to be high enough?
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I am confused. There are no wheels on PyPI for macOS, it should be built from source every time.
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Maybe you have a cached wheel somewhere on your system
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Ah, may be. I am testing since quite a while, already with lots of example modules. And I had a wheel for 1.22.1, can be my own :)
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