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Install of boost/gcc/numpy is required for compilation of crosscat #6

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govindk opened this issue Dec 7, 2013 · 5 comments
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govindk commented Dec 7, 2013

Not extremely important but - For a baremetal machine - either of them may not be installed by default. Adding required versions of these dependencies will be great. Again - not a very big deal but dha_example requires a filename parameter mention in the command line, I guess these are just simple typos.

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dlovell commented Dec 7, 2013

numpy version is specified in requirements.txt

Not sure what the minimum required version of gcc is. Boost is something like >= 1.48.

Do you have thoughts on what to do about the gcc version? Or where to specify the minimum version of boost?

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govindk commented Dec 8, 2013

Boost 1.48 did not work for me - I had to get 1.49, my suggestion is to put the gcc right in the install /requirements (4.7.3 worked for me).

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dlovell commented Dec 8, 2013

Can you tell me more about your system? ie, which OS and as much version information as possible.

Boost 1.48 and the install process definitely works when run on a bare Ubuntu server 12.04 system. We build a VM using vm-install-crosscat to verify.

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partially address issue #6
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dlovell commented Dec 8, 2013

Thanks for reporting the issue with the dha_example.py. This commit should address it.

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govindk commented Dec 8, 2013

Thanks - apologies - unfortunately I just tried it on 13.04, will try on 12.04 again.

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