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[11:16:22] <SavaPC> I am having problems with pip, it errors on gcc compiler with exit status 1. Python as is(not using pip) works just fine. Not sure what to do because I've spent around 10h trying to get this fat

[11:16:26] <SavaPC> far*

[11:18:38] <SavaPC> Also, pip version is 7.1.0

[11:25:00] <ronny> SavaPC: does your setup.py use setuptools?

[11:25:24] <SavaPC> Yes

[11:25:30] <SavaPC> And I have them installed

[11:26:22] <ronny> SavaPC: can you pastebin the setup.py and the error/working output + commands?

[11:26:58] <SavaPC> setup.py -> https://github.com/embolalia/willie/blob/master/setup.py

[11:28:15] <SavaPC> I don't think I have a way to pastebin error code from cmd, and command is pip install willie simply

[11:30:00] <SavaPC> error: command 'C:\\MinGW\\mingw\\bin\\gcc.exe' failed with exit status 1 is the error I'm getting on the last line

[11:30:31] <ronny> SavaPC: please dont use unicode_literals in setup.py

[11:31:35] <SavaPC> That is not my package, but I can still remove that

[11:33:40] <ronny> SavaPC: ph, its last release has a even worse mess wrt packaging

[11:34:18] <ronny> oh, wait, i suspect you have trouble with one of the dependencies, and not the packge itself

[11:34:20] <SavaPC> But anyway, that error occurs every time when I use pip

[11:34:26] <ronny> i cant really debug, since i have no window

[11:35:23] <SavaPC> I've spent last 10ish hours trying to get this setup for a project and I might just have to resort to some other lang meanwhile

[11:36:29] <ronny> as far as i can tell the error is from a dependency of willie

[11:36:42] <ronny> SavaPC: bascially unless you post the complete error i cant help you

[11:36:54] <SavaPC> Do you know how is that duable from cmd

[11:38:28] <ronny> nope, i havent used windows seriously in 10 years

[11:38:41] <SavaPC> yeah, I prefer to use linux when I can

[11:38:52] <SavaPC> But this /HAS/ to be done on win

[11:44:21] <ronny> i see

[13:36:08] <Wooble> SavaPC: you really want to get binary distributions of the requirements instead of trying to install them with pip. I don't know which requirement is failing, since you didn't show any useful output, but many things don't have wheels for windows, and building anything yourself on windows is just asking for pain.

[13:36:50] <Wooble> SavaPC: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ is a good place to get stuff from.

[13:42:26] <SavaPC> Wooble, do you know *any* package that is supported on win just so I can test if it's pip's fault or something else

[13:45:24] <Wooble> SavaPC: anything that doesn't have C extensions should work fine. Since you're getting a gcc error, it's almost certainly happening while trying to compile an extension.

[15:19:55] <darkxploit> hello. i have a file called wsgi.py in my python app [MEZZANINE]. It looks that there are some info missing in tge file wsgi.py. can you help me to configure it. Here is what my log said. Apache is installed on it. here is also what contained my wsgi.py. https://bpaste.net/show/9e56fdf69d5a

[15:59:52] <ronny> darkxploit: thats a django eployment issue, please ask in #django

[23:58:47] <buck1> i have a python package that depends on a snippet of golang code. Is there any sane way to package it?

[23:59:28] <buck1> ronny: is that short for electric ployment?