Pychrm requires FFTW to compile shared binaries, not static

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By default, FFTW compiles static libraries (libfftw.a) instead of shared 
(libfftw.so)

When you first download and untar FFTW, run `./configure --enable-shared`

Not quite sure how you specify shared libraries for package installers (apt-get 
for Ubuntu/Debian and yum for Red Hat/CentOS), perhaps they come with .so 
specified as default. Only guaranteed way I know is to download tarball and 
build FFTW from source.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 27 Jul 2012 at 4:11