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Issue with instalation #15
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I have the same issue |
This SO thread could be relevant. I apologize if you’ve already tried this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40018405/cannot-open-include-file-io-h-no-such-file-or-directory |
@rmcgibbo It works after the installation. Thanks so much. |
Currently we distribute a source distribution only and so users require a C compiler in order to install. It would improve the user experience to distribute precompiled wheels. |
I made a PR to address this. |
I am unable to
I don't think this is just and issue of not having a C compiler. I cloned the repo to my local machine and replicated the commands in the
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@preeyan Please kindly let me know if there is anything I can do to help the PR that create precompiled wheels get merged. |
@leonwehrhan @preeyan Please kindly let me know if there is anything I can do to help the PR that create precompiled wheels get merged. |
👍 FYI @AntoineD there are some comments on the PR. Hopefully resolving them helps to get it merged and release wheels. Thanks! |
@petsuter Those comments are outdated, the commenter and I converged on using an alternative PyPI package that fixes the current issue. |
Thanks for the reply. I still run into this issue as a dependency from a different package. Would be great if the quadprog package itself could get wheels to solve this for completely. |
This was my issue too, you may contact the maintainer of the package that depends on quadprog to see if they are opened to use an alternative packaging of quadprog. |
(Asked in spectrochempy/spectrochempy#482) |
As of v0.1.11 quadprog now has prebuilt wheels, thanks to the work of @AntoineD . |
I am trying to install this with pip on Windows 10 and I am getting this error:
Any Idea how to fix this?
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