Fix SCons build #15
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Fix SCons build #15
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Using SCons 3 means using Python 3, which is pickier about mixed tab and space indenting and using the print() function instead of the print statement. Also relative imports have changed. Fix this by indenting with spaces only and using the print() function (using "from __future__ import print_function"). Additionally, fix relative imports. Fixes issue stefanhepp#13.
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Why does |
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Ah yes, all the Cuda/OpenCL stuff is just from my standard SCons setup for other projects, not needed here. |
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Thanks for the pull request.. I finally merged it! |
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Thanks for pplatex :) |
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Using SCons 3 means using Python 3, which is pickier about mixed tab
and space indenting and using the print() function instead of the print
statement. Also relative imports have changed.
Fix this by indenting with spaces only and using the print() function
(using "from future import print_function"). Additionally, fix
relative imports.
Fixes issue #13.