xgboost install failed #4933
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Could you try building it from source with CMake and run setuptools for installation? Currently I don't have access to osx. |
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Right now I just update Mac OS from Sierra. On Sierra it worked perfectly. |
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After installing CMake and run setuptools |
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@connect2robiul Searching the internet, I found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47247099/mac-os-high-sierra-os-upgrade-fails-make-in-c |
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nothing change |
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That's most likely some mismatched libraries after the upgrade since the error doesn't come from XGBoost, instead it's coming from libc ... You might better post your question on stack overflow with the specific error : And tag osx. |
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Could you please suggest someone help me find this bug? "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58347946/xgboost-install-failed-in-python-on-mac-at-zsh-terminal" |
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@connect2robiul Take a look at #4949 for an easy way to install XGBoost on Mac. |
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@connect2robiul I encounter the same problem when building xgboost from source on macOS 10.15.1, have you solved it yet? |
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Update/install most recent Xcode it will be solved @Tencent |
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Same problem, installing Xcode 11.12.1 doesn't solve it. What should I do? |
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@connect2robiul Installing the most recent Xcode (Version 11.2.1 (11B500)) doesn't help, I can neither install xgboost via |
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There is a bug in apple head files, and is fixed by brew-core team in gcc@9 (issue). This will work. |
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@yage99 I can successfully build xgboost from source (v0.90) with gcc@9 and install it, but it falils on the import statement. |
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The build documentation and python installation script is updated to resolve the installation issue in MacOS versions higher than High Sierra. see dmlc#4933
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I'm not familiar with OSX. But GCC 4.2 seems really old.
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@ZichaoHuang I think this means there is something wrong with your xgboost library. I have fixed the python install script and created a pull request. You may try to do a clean install. And as @trivialfis said, python with gcc4 may not compatible with libraries compiled with gcc9, you can try to upgrade python first. |
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The build documentation and python installation script is updated to resolve the installation issue in MacOS versions higher than High Sierra. see dmlc#4933
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I found on my Mac (MacOS Catalina), the XGBoost shared lib libxgboost.dylib built by gcc@9 conficts with You can edit the core.py in from .compat import (
STRING_TYPES, PY3, DataFrame, MultiIndex, py_str,
PANDAS_INSTALLED, DataTable,
CUDF_INSTALLED, CUDF_DataFrame, CUDF_Series, CUDF_MultiIndex,
os_fspath, os_PathLike)under Or you can just uninstall |
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That didn't work for me but this did: #4949 (comment) |
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