Add scipy to 3rdpartylibs-mac

[Russell Taylor]

We make scipy available on all other platforms (by packaging it on Windows & specifying it as a dependency on linux) so it makes sense to add it here too.

More appositely, Jose wants to use it in a new python fitting function he's trying to add.

[Russell Taylor]

Re #8426. Add scipy version 0.13.0

This was built via easy_install on a Mountain Lion machine onto which I had installed gfortran 4.2.1. It is build against Apple Python 2.7.2 and numpy 1.6.1 (both of which come pre-installed on OS X).

Changeset: 4c6014aa08ae2ec770e92b1f9d1705b99bcb66a6

[Russell Taylor]

I had to jump through a couple of hoops to make this work. First, I had to download gfortran 4.2.1 (found it at ​http://cran.us.r-project.org/bin/macosx/tools/old/) rather than the latest version so that the compiled code would depend on the same libgcc_s.1.dylib that comes pre-installed on OS X. Second, I moved the libgfortran dylibs out of the way to force static linking to those libraries.

[Russell Taylor]

To test: There's no branch as this is in the 3rdpartylibs-mac repo

This should probably be tested by someone who has some knowledge of scipy, and certainly must be tested on a Mac. I did successfully run the scipy test suite (see ​here) against the build, so I'm pretty confident it's working.

Build Mantid (making sure to update Third_Party), or take an install kit (can be a develop or master build; it doesn't matter) and have a play around with some scipy commands.

[Russell Taylor]

I think I'll remove the test files from the repo to save a little space.

[Jose Borreguero]

(In #8373)

[Russell Taylor]

Re #8426. Remove test files to save a little space.

We don't need to carry them around.

Changeset: abe6e17e146bc6ba20b7650b412fa52305dc2227

[Russell Taylor]

See comment:3 for testing info.

[Michael Reuter]

Downloaded the latest kit and ran some things from the SciPy cookbook and things went fine.

[Stuart Campbell]

This ticket has been transferred to github issue ​9270