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For now (see #5) , the process of building a conda package uses the default build.py script. It will be preferable to write a specific build script:
Instead of using submodules, use conda requirements.
To enable this, the code have to be slightly modified to search binaries from matam dir first then from the path.
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I wrote a conda recipe which do not compile the dependencies but instead uses conda requirements.
It works perfectly well, except for SGA on centos 6 (glibc error).
I think it will be preferable to wait for the support of a new gcc compiler (i.e. gcc >= 4.9.0) before carry on.
For now (see #5) , the process of building a conda package uses the default build.py script. It will be preferable to write a specific build script:
Instead of using submodules, use conda requirements.
To enable this, the code have to be slightly modified to search binaries from matam dir first then from the path.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: