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The installation with the pip command is not supported. This project uses a lot of C++ code which is built using CMake. The setup.py
file is used to drive CMake to build the library, manage dependencies and install the Python library.
The easiest way is to use conda
to install the library. If you have the Microsoft C++ compiler installed on your computer, you can build the library from the Conda build script located in the conda
directory. This directory is visible only if you made a clone of the repository.
If you have all the prerequisites installed on your computer, you can also launch the construction with the script setup.py
.
But if you are not familiar with handling compiled code, the easiest way is to do the installation with Conda.
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Thank you for the explanation, I'm trying to use it within a GitHub action so the conda install sounds easiest.
Thanks!
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Sorry for reviving this thread, but I'd like to file a feature request for a pre-built version installable through pypi (with pip).
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I modified the installation script to allow building the library without using Conda. For this to work the dependencies must be installed on your system. I tested this modification on my Linux station. Not elsewhere. The sources on pypi are up to date and in the main branch of the GIT repository.
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- Python kernel crashes when running "ex_geohash.py" example HOT 3
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- Error in pyinterp.core when trying to import pyinterp on Windows HOT 5
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- Using Euclidean Coordinates
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