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Installation issues with pip3.4 #2

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aravindacharya opened this issue Feb 4, 2016 · 4 comments
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Installation issues with pip3.4 #2

aravindacharya opened this issue Feb 4, 2016 · 4 comments

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@aravindacharya
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Hi,
I had some problems while installing islpy. I tried compiling from the git source as well as installation using pip3.4.

Header file imath.h seems to be missing and build fails when compiled from the git source.

I tried installing with pip, I get the following errors (attached in islpy.txt)
islpy.txt

Thanks,
Aravind

@inducer
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inducer commented Feb 4, 2016

Could you share the error messages in the build-from-git case? I think one issue is that I defaulted small-integer optimizations to on, which seems to require a reasonably recent compiler. Recent git versions default that to off, which fixed this issue for me when compiling for centos.

Simply type

pip install git+https://github.com/inducer/islpy.git

and let me know what comes back. (You reported a missing imath.h, which likely means you needed to git clone --recursive.)

@aravindacharya
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Thanks a lot. I checked both ways and now it works for me. I had done a git submodule init but not git clone --recursive initially.

pip with git +https worked fine as well.

Thanks,
Aravind

@intersense
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It works for me too. Thank you.

@inducer
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inducer commented Feb 4, 2016

Relased 2016.1.1 with SIO turned off by default. Plain old pip install islpy should work now as well--it'd be great if you could check. Thanks for the report!

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