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Install from source without apt-get in pythonanywhere

Maybe because I'm new to shared environments where I don’t have root access or the dpkg/ family apt, but I wanted to install it from a source (for example, gcc / gdb ), perhaps using wgettarball to grab it, unzip it and hover configure --prefix=$HOMEit before than cause make; make install, but I'm having some problems. Namely, the white list (obvious), and secondly, the configuration step causes me problems.

Can anyone get me through this process? Pythonanywhere comes with make, so it’s not as if they don’t want you to do this.

EDIT

Perhaps gcc / gdb may not be the best example - together they can be close to half the allocated 500 MB of free accounts.

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Any clean python modules will be installed with ease. Unfortunately, you cannot install modules that require a compiler. Python Anywhere staff are generally very fit to receive packages that were installed on a battery that is included for everyone to enjoy.

Feel free to request a PA forum

or

Email staff: support@pythonanywhere.com

For clarity. To install a clean python module, you just use

pip-3.2 install --user <package_name>

3.2 Python, , , , <package_name> .

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