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Update install doc #696
Update install doc #696
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To do this, open Spyder and use the navigation bar to open "Tools -> Preferences". | ||
Click on "Python interpreter" and change the first setting "Select the Python interpreter for all Spyder consoles" from the default setting to "Use the following Python interpreter:". | ||
In the text field, fill in the path to the Python executable in your newly created conda environment. | ||
For example, if you installed Miniconda (or Anaconda) in ``C:\Programs\Miniconda3``, then the environment's Python interpreter is ``C:\Programs\Miniconda3\envs\odl-py35\bin\python.exe``. |
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Is this correct?
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Frankly I dont know, I need to set up a fresh VM to try this out.
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Don't worry, I'll ask Joost tomorrow.
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Tested now, works after some tweaks to the conda packages. It ain't pretty...
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Installing a Python interpreter | |||
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Open a terminal and type ``python`` + Enter. | |||
If a Python prompt appears, you already have an interpreter installed and can skip this step (exit by pressing Ctrl+D). | |||
If a Python prompt appears, you already have an interpreter installed and can skip this step (exit by pressing Ctrl+D or running ``exit()``). |
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dislike "a or b" for beginner level instructions, simply give them one option (here, id go for exit()
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Yeah, I added it because Ctrl+D doesn't work on Windows.
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$ conda install numpy scipy future [matplotlib] |
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Is this verified?
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Yes, that's what I did last Tuesday on Joost's laptop.
Great improvements overall, simply need to check that the windows instructions actually work. |
Thanks, I'll check tomorrow. Perhaps we can even dare to do the "Frank test" again :-) |
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Some updates after the recent installation session. I also extended the odlcuda install section with instructions to use the conda build recipe. That should in fact be the most useful variant for most users.
I'll also update the ODL conda package so it doesn't pull in the nomkl package on Windows.