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CppyLegacy errors #11
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Well, there hasn't been a fresh release for almost 2 months, so definitively nothing changed recently. As-is, I can't make heads or tails from the error messages: on the one hand, the line numbers and specifics do NOT line up with the actual cppyy-cling code, so for sure, you're not running anything I released. :) As for where it could then have come from, I note that upstream code (ROOT/meta) has made exactly the changes that would cause errors like the above, but that would not install under cppyy-backend and it would not show CppyyLegacy. Nevertheless, that somehow seems to be the most plausible explanation. What I also don't understand is that the installation directory from cppyy-backend appears to be base and not python-versioned? Did you (try to) install in base? What does |
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The complexity of it all is simply too much for someone like me who is not a computer scientist. |
But now you do something else: you activated an environment? Still, an environment is always on top of base, so if there's some different installation there, clashes can still occur. You're also mixing the use of setup.py (setuptools) and pip, which may use setuptools under the hood, which would be okay, but in the case of cppyy doesn't quite, since pip started to push hard for toml files, see: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0518/ (which is from 2016; and cppyy started using toml in August last year, so not recent either). Personally, I'd either use A Windows version on Conda will appear once upstream releases a 64b build of Cling. It's not there b/c upstream only supports 32b Windows, which Conda in turn does not support. |
Thank you. Yes that worked |
Building topologicPy on Windows 10 used to work fine, but when I just tried to re-build it today (using Visual Studio 2019), it gave me these errors.
The steps are:
Create a topologicbim working folder
cd C:/Users/homefolder/topologicbim
git clone https://github.com/wassimj/topologicPy.git
cd C:/Users/homefolder/topologicbim/topologicPy/cpython
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
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