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pip3 install javabridge error #194
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This looks like a problem where the include file, "jni.h", is not being found. You could find the directory that contains jni.h and set the environment variable, JAVA_HOME, to the parent directory of that before doing the pip install. This should be somewhere within you JDK. Also, there have been some updates since the last release to pypi and you might try:
instead of |
Hi, while running (on Mac, python 3.7)
I got
On the other hand,
gives
Now pip list gives javabridge version 0.0.0. Is this correct?
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I've replicated this on Ubuntu with a virtual environment. The problem is that it tries to pick up the version from a Github clone. I then tried:
and when I did My guess is that git+https does a git clone under the hood which allows Hope this helps. Please close if it works for you. |
I tried all method in this issues list, but not get success.
JDK: 14.0.2
Numpy: 1.21.1
Gcc installed
Python: 3.9.6
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