Installing Python eggs under PyPy?

First, you need to make sure that you have distribute installed specifically for PyPy. I don't know how fedora packages things, but in general installing a package for cpython does not make it available also for PyPy. In particular, /usr/bin/easy_install is probably CPython-only.

First, you need to make sure that you have distribute installed specifically for PyPy. I don't know how fedora packages things, but in general installing a package for cpython does not make it available also for PyPy. In particular, /usr/bin/easy_install is probably CPython-only.

If you use a "normal" install of PyPy, you have this directory structure: /opt/pypy-1.5/ bin/ site-packages/ lib-python/ lib_pypy/ Then you can download python-distribute.org/distribute_setup.py and execute it: $ /opt/pypy-1.5/bin/pypy distribute_setup. Py Now, you should have /opt/pypy-1.5/bin/easy_install, which will install packages inside /opt/pypy-1.5/site-packages. However, I have no clue how pypy is packaged in fedora.It it's "just" installed in /usr/bin, then there are chances that installing distribute will overwrite the original cpython's /usr/bin/easy_install.

It worked! Thank you! /usr/bin/easy_install was in fact part of CPython.

However, I just downloaded distribute_setup. Py and ran it with pypy. It installed easy_install into /usr/lib64/pypy-1.5/bin (so it didn't override any CPython-related files - probably because of different PYTHONPATH of CPython and PyPy).

– Dr McKay May 5 at 20:31.

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