Update to point to PyPI package

[djhoese]

As per pypi/warehouse#5157 the ownership of the PyPI package for pyhdf has been transferred to @fhs and the https://github.com/fhs/pyhdf repository. This was previously the python-hdf4 package and was the original basis for HDF-EOS version of the package that is currently used for this conda-forge package. See fhs/pyhdf#13 for details on this whole ownership conversation. Given the ownership change python-hdf4 has been renamed to pyhdf. It is now the official pyhdf replacement.

Would it be possible to add @fhs as a maintainer to this recipe? Assuming they want to be. Otherwise I am willing to be a maintainer.

[djhoese]

Ah I should have mentioned @hdfeos explicitly too.

[fhs]

I don't use conda and not very familiar with it either, so I'm happy with @djhoese or the current maintainer continuing to maintain the conda recipe.

[ocefpaf]

I put up a PR in #20

@fhs do you have any advice for us to get the Windows builds going?

Our hdf4 on Windows is https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/hdf4/4.2.13/download/win-64/hdf4-4.2.13-hf8e6fe8_1002.tar.bz2

and if you check bld.bat file in the PR you'll notice that we have some environmental variables to access library and in include dirs, but everything I tried failed.

[fhs]

@ocefpaf Windows is basically untested by me, but I have some ideas on what might be going wrong. I'll reply to the PR.

[ocefpaf]

@ocefpaf Windows is basically untested by me, but I have some ideas on what might be going wrong. I'll reply to the PR.

Thanks!