Unable to install emacs-zmq (LinuxMint 20.2) #41
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Have you handeled the issue? |
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Hi, Short answer: no I didn't handled the issue. I quit. |
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ipython is better than jupyter, I also get stuck to install zmq from ubuntu. |
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Thank you @nnicandro for your efforts on this library. This post is just to add information for people potentially dealing with similar issues. I hope this helps. I'd really like to use Fedora: Can't compile emacs-zmqFedora Toolbox example: Fedora: pre-built binary segfaultcondition:
Example: Fedora Toolbox run Example: run (within emacs): No segfault on Ubuntu Distrobox, but can't build?I tried using Ubuntu on Distrobox to build this repo. After installing a bunch of packages, running Not clue what's going on here, but might be useful to someone looking in the future. good news(?)I tried running Ubuntu Distrobox |
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Great news! Progress made -- I can use IMPORTANT: most pre-built sources are non-DRAFT packages!Note: This is only an issue if your "supported distros" is not a primary ci platform... which unfortunately means every Unix system may have issues. This issue affects: To ensure a compatible libzmq binary:
Note: Stable Releases are Brokenstable with draft is broken for: Fedora, xUbuntu, openSUSE, SLE, and Debian. Examples: |
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On MacOS I was able to build the library by making the following small change to the Makefile The |
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I have this working in Fedora-41 on Mac M1 (aarch64)
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I need to have emacs-zmq for running emacs-jupyter. I installed zmq with M_x package-install RET zmq RET, which went fine. Then M-: (require 'zmq) fails with:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument sequencep t)
byte-code("\010\205\016\0\301\302\010P\303\304\305!!"\207" [module-file-suffix expand-file-name "emacs-zmq" file-name-directory locate-library "zmq"] 5)
(defconst zmq-module-file (byte-code "\010\205\016\0\301\302\010P\303\304\305!!"\207" [module-file-suffix expand-file-name "emacs-zmq" file-name-directory locate-library "zmq"] 5) ("/home/petit/.emacs.d/elpa/zmq-20220510.1820/zmq.elc" . 599))
require(zmq)
eval((require (quote zmq)) nil)
eval-expression((require (quote zmq)) nil nil 127)
funcall-interactively(eval-expression (require (quote zmq)) nil nil 127)
call-interactively(eval-expression nil nil)
command-execute(eval-expression)
I then realize that module zmq is not installed (I've installed libzmq5, but seems to not be the correct version). So I went into zmq-20220510_1820, and tried to compile the module. After failing miserably yesterday, it worked today, with the same branch of zmq, and it worked fine today.
Anyhow, I tried again to start zmq in emacs, and still got the very same error message:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument sequencep t)
byte-code("\010\205\016\0\301\302\010P\303\304\305!!"\207" [module-file-suffix expand-file-name "emacs-zmq" file-name-directory locate-library "zmq"] 5)
(defconst zmq-module-file (byte-code "\010\205\016\0\301\302\010P\303\304\305!!"\207" [module-file-suffix expand-file-name "emacs-zmq" file-name-directory locate-library "zmq"] 5) ("/home/petit/.emacs.d/elpa/zmq-20220510.1820/zmq.elc" . 599))
require(zmq)
eval((require (quote zmq)) nil)
eval-expression((require (quote zmq)) nil nil 127)
funcall-interactively(eval-expression (require (quote zmq)) nil nil 127)
call-interactively(eval-expression nil nil)
command-execute(eval-expression)
Any idea what is going on ? This is very limiting as I'd really like to use Jupyter for Python and Julia in Org-mode.
Many thanks, Jean-Marc Petit
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