Opening libzmq on mac #58
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Hi, Transplant should find your anaconda's libzmq, and adds the conda Did you check in |
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I did check ... it is definitely in there. It's confusing to me why transplant could not find it, I didn't see any issues brought up on the app page suggesting transplant, either. This leads me to think its something strange about the way my mac is set up (I also figured out why man dlopen was not working). I was able to solve the problem last night by inserting the library directly into the folder with the app. |
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If you want to debug this further, could you tell me the full path and file name of your libzmq and the value of your |
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I agree. This has caused some frustration. Now that transplant works with
my hacky solution, I'm happy with transplant.
Full path to libzmq:
/anaconda/lib
sys.prefix:
/Users/new/anaconda
Thanks, Bastian.
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If you want to debug this further, could you tell me the full path and
file name of your libzmq and the value of your sys.prefix? I'd like to
prevent problems like these from happening again in the future, if possible.
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It seems that some recent version of anaconda changed the install location of the libzmq binary. I uploaded a new version of Transplant, which should fix your problem. Can you confirm this? |
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Sure, let me download it.
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It seems that some recent version of anaconda changed the install location
of the libzmq binary. I uploaded a new version of Transplant, which should
fix your problem. Can you confirm this?
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It is committed, and uploaded to PyPi. |
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Transplant still doesn't find libzmq if it is not placed in my working
directory.
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It is committed, and uploaded to PyPi.
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Ok, I have to ask: when you said your libzmq is in |
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What you have said is correct. My actual anaconda installation is
/Users/new/anaconda/lib.
…On Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 11:33 PM, Bastian Bechtold ***@***.*** > wrote:
Ok, I have to ask: when you said your libzmq is in /anaconda/lib, did you
really mean that, or did you mean ~/anaconda/lib (aka
/Users/new/anaconda/lib)? Because if you really meant that, then your
sys.prefix does not point to your anaconda installation, which is
probably the cause of your troubles.
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I don't get it. Line 582 ( Unless... Can you tell me the exact file name of the libzmq in |
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I also don't entirely get it. The paths you specify in transplant point
directly to it.
In [6]: ctypes.util.find_library('zmq')
Out[6]: 'libzmq.dylib'
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I don't get it. Line 582
<https://github.com/bastibe/transplant/blob/master/transplant/transplant_master.py#L592>
(search_dirs.append(sys.prefix + '/lib')) explicitly includes this
directory.
Unless... Can you tell me the exact file name of the libzmq in
/Users/new/anaconda/lib, and the output of ctypes.util.find_library('zmq')?
Maybe there is a mismatch for some reason?
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I can't figure this one out from afar. My best guess is that something is wrong with your Python installation, but I honestly don't know. I'll leave this issue open for the time being, maybe someone else will chime in with the same problem. |
Hello,
I am trying to use transplant to open a python app that uses matlab runtime 2017a. i have editted the search paths for libzmq to include the locations where libzmq is installed on my computer. These are my edits:
575 search_dirs = ((os.getenv('LD_LIBRARY_PATH') or '').split(':') +576 (os.getenv('DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH') or '').split(':') +577 (os.getenv('DYLD_FALLBACK_PATH') or '').split(':') +578 [os.getenv('HOME') + '/lib']+579 '/usr/local/lib'+580 '/usr/lib'+581 '/opt/local/lib'+582 'anaconda/lib')I thought to edit the file after reading https://github.com/bastibe/transplant/issues/40 < this post. I do not have access to
dlopen. I am also quite new to python.When running my app, I get the error:
Error loading libzmq: Undefined function or variable 'notfound'.Thanks for your attention.
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