scipy.fftpack import broken on Windows developer builds

[Martyn Gigg]

Under a developer's build, if you run stand-alone python and type

import scipy.fftpack

then you will receive an error saying that a DLL load has failed. To reproduce.

• Find the python27.exe in your Third_Party\lib\win64\Python27 directory
• Start it
• Run import scipy.fftpack

[Martyn Gigg]

Don't copy intel libraries to main package bin directory.

Refs #8464

Changeset: 0cc26da2bba63fa49d09ca528669a85848054f5c

[Martyn Gigg]

Branch: bugfix/8464_scipy_fftpack_broken_windows

Tester: The main fix for this is in the third party libraries so please update them. After updating them do the merge & run a release build. Once finished open the python.exe in you bin\Release directory and type

import scipy.fftpack

and it should import without error.

The package should also be checked. Download the latest development package from the buildservers ​here. Install it & run MantidPlot and then try the above import and ensure it works. Also try from the python.exe that is in the C:\MantidInstall\bin directory.

[Jose Borreguero]

Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/bugfix/8464_scipy_fftpack_broken_windows'

Full changeset: ​c6800766f4b4ff7652dc3cffc19ca41c1c1f45b7

[Jose Borreguero]

Tester did:

1. import scipy.fftpack in Mantiplot.ipython and python.exe from a release build
2. import scipy.fftpack in Mantidplot.ipython and python.exe from the suggested developement package

[Stuart Campbell]

This ticket has been transferred to github issue ​9308