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Using pynio on windows #8
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We have been looking at various options for building PyNIO under Windows. One of our developers has had some success with the Linux sub-system that runs on Windows 10. But we have not yet succeeded with a native build. We do intend to get it working, but other things have taken priority lately. So yes there are plans to support it on Windows, but we are not sure when that will be. |
I have been using NCL for a couple of years. I am not very experienced in Python, but it was always a question for me if Pyngl is the Python interface to NCL, why can't it be installed on windows using Conda? |
NCL is a unix based package and cannot be built under Windows. Since PyNGL
depends on NCL, it also can only be built on UNIX systems. I've had
success running NCL and Python packages using the Liux bash subsystem under
Windows 10.
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I have been using NCL for a couple of years. I am not very experienced in
Python, but it was always a question for me if Pyngl is the Python
interface to NCL, why can't it be installed on windows using Conda?
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Is there any workaround to help install and run pynio on windows system. Or is there any future plan to support this on windows?
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