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After some trial and error I was able to install on MacOS 12. one of the key questions i have is:
One consistent error when installing curvelops was that there is a call inside fdct to _fdct3_wrapper.py BUT the function itself has no initial underscore. Is this because the library did not get properly built or is this a true typo?
My goal would be to put a small video OR latex document summarizing how to install on MacOS.

Hello professor,

I followed all the steps you synthesized in your script by following the instructions on the PyCurveLab repo, but I am actually planning to reinstall pyct and pyctlops using your script instead. Is this meant to be used with a site specific OS config? i.e. would this be suitable as a shortcut to install Curvelab and the PyCurveLab wrapper?
I am using Anaconda on iOS, 12. I placed packages under /usr/local but I see that anaconda has a location where pyct and pyctlops get installed when using pip, namely:
/users/"my_user"/opt/anaconda3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/pyct

I have found two errors ATM:
When importing conda complains that the package fdct2_wrapper.py does not exist (and it is true that this file does not existat least under .../python3.8/site-packages/pyct ...)
So I tried renaming fdct2.py and the error stopped but then now I have yet another issue:
NameError: name 'fdct_init' is not defined (hence telling i probably messed up class functions target name when I renamed fdct2_wrapper.py).

there is one single constant. All of this happens inside fdct2.py.
I am wondering if:
1.- the the directory of my curvelab and FFTW is ok to be /usr/local/, or should i install somewhere else?
2.- the installation maybe should be done having fftw, curvelab and PyCt living under the same directory under anacondas package directory:
/users/"my_user"/opt/anaconda3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/

thanks,
Bernal