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Which version of Python is supported by KeOps? #337

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awav opened this issue Oct 3, 2023 · 1 comment
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Which version of Python is supported by KeOps? #337

awav opened this issue Oct 3, 2023 · 1 comment
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awav commented Oct 3, 2023

Hi,

I'm using Python 3.10 and I have trouble compiling pykeops code as in this issue: #318. However, switching to 3.8 is going to be an effort and I'm not using conda. So, I'm curious if KeOps is indeed supports only Python <= 3.8.

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Hi @awav ,

There should be no problem with any recent Python version (>=3.8 for sure, I'm not too sure about earlier versions).

For reference, I am currently using KeOps with Python 3.10 via our latest image on DockerHub. Issue #318 was related to the path to the CUDA toolkit, and had nothing to do with the Python version. (I assume that this solved @kayween 's problem because working with a fresh install of Python untangled some environment variables.)

Please note that during my PostDoc at Imperial College, I needed to use a specific path to follow the conventions of the local sysadmins. You may be running into a very similar issue.
Does this solve your problem?

Best regards,
Jean

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