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Python3? #2
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For context, I'm working in CentOS 7. |
The package for CentOS 7 is actually called |
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That was done with python 3.7. I tried making a new virtual environment with python 3.4, and that didn't work either.
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Ok, I don't think EPEL has a python 3.7 package, so I imagine you are using another repo for python. I don't think I can build that using copr, since it looks like the most recent version in EPEL is 3.6. Can you try using the Fedora 29 version of the package, since that is linked against 3.7?
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Hmm, what repo are you using for python 3.7? |
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Ok, so it looks like conda manages its own python packages, so you will have to build the python part using conda. I think the proper way to do it is here: https://conda.io/projects/conda-build/en/latest/concepts/recipe.html The quick and dirty way is here: https://conda.io/projects/conda-build/en/latest/user-guide/recipes/build-without-recipe.html After installing
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Oh, have you installed |
No I didn't. After running
I was able to build successfully. Let me test now. |
Hmm... When I try
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No. However, this works:
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Thanks for your heroic support in this! |
Sure thing. I imagine the |
It’s how Python finds libraries in general. |
I can install python2 bindings using this code:
sudo dnf install dkms-linux-gpib python-linux-gpib
How do I install python3 bindings?
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