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3838 * [ Working with data] ( #working-with-data )
3939 * [ Understanding the algorithms] ( #understanding-the-algorithms )
4040 * [ Regression and unit testing] ( #regression-and-unit-testing )
41- * [ python 2.7] ( #python-27 )
4241 * [ Acknowledgements] ( #acknowledgements )
4342 * [ Getting help] ( #getting-help )
4443
4544
4645## Getting started
4746
48- - By default, we assume python 3.4 or later. Instructions to
49- run with python 2.7 are given below, but it is recommended you
50- switch to python 3.x
47+ - By default, we assume python 3.6 or later.
5148
5249 - There are a few steps to take to get things running. You need to
5350 make sure you have ` numpy ` , ` numba ` , ` matplotlib ` , and ` h5py `
5451 installed. On a Fedora system, this can be accomplished by doing:
5552
5653 ` dnf install python3-numpy python3-numba python3-matplotlib python3-matplotlib-tk python3-h5py `
5754
58- (note, for older Fedora releases, replace ` dnf ` with ` yum ` . For
59- python 2.x, leave off the `3` in the package names.)
60-
6155 - Not all matplotlib backends allow for the interactive plotting as
6256 pyro is run. One that does is the TkAgg backend. This can be made
6357 the default by creating a file ` ~/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc ` with
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257251 http:// bender.astro.sunysb.edu/ hydro_by_example/ download/ _stage/ pyro2/ tests.out
258252
259253
260- ## python 2.7
261-
262- To run with python 2.7, you need to build the compiled code as:
263-
264- ```
265- PYTHON=python2 ./mk.sh
266- ```
267-
268- and then run explicitly giving the name of the python interpreter
269- on the commandline as, for example:
270-
271- ```
272- python2 ./pyro.py compressible sedov inputs.sedov
273- ```
274-
275-
276254# # Acknowledgements
277255
278256 If you use pyro in a class or workshop, please e- mail us to let us know
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