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Add an alternate conda environment for running the Python code on Mac #17

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I'm testing on Linux right now, and I can't get this working -- as it is, I hit "No compatible device found" trying to start OpenCL, even though the software drivers from pocl are installed. If I add ocl-icd-system, I get a segfault instead. Everything works fine in conda over in Ramp_UA ecotwins branch, and I haven't figured out the difference here yet.

I won't have access to my Mac till tonight, but I'll try it there then

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I have some evidence this works on Mac. I need to reinstall some Rust dependencies, because some kind of corp policy appears to periodically wipe half the stuff I install there, but running out of time, so merging.

@dabreegster dabreegster marked this pull request as ready for review March 7, 2022 20:30
@dabreegster dabreegster merged commit b4694cf into main Mar 7, 2022
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@mfbenitezp I can't confirm this works yet, but I'll be in Leeds for a few days without my Mac, so I can't test. It should hopefully take about 5 minutes to try this out. If you get time, let me know if it works.

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Sure. Sorry I did not see this comment ( thats odd as I have notifications on). But I will try this out straightforward.

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