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enable C++ extension on Windows #1345
enable C++ extension on Windows #1345
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@mthrok to get the cmake compiler to work, I need to set an environment variable to "the full path to the compiler, or to the compiler name if it is in the PATH". Do you know how to figure out this path or name on Windows, or if it's something I'd need to additionally set up as part of the build? |
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Also we might need to do |
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For the sake of debugging, can you add See |
Comparing the link command log, looks like I think this explains why we get I guess that this means that @carolineechen Can you print out the values for these and check the hypothesis?
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With commit 0b76f5f (workflow)
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Can you try According to https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/issues/19024#note_534082, this will force the |
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Looks good. Thanks!
* Rename torchtext_translation_tutorial.py to torchtext_translation.py Temporarily disable execution. * Update index.rst Temp link update for torchtext_translation tutorial.
after making sox and kaldi selective (#1338, #1342), we can enable C++ extension to be built on Windows without requiring bindings to either of them