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Error in builds using cmake >= 3.20? #81
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I just encountered the same error and can confirm downgrading cmake from 3.20.1 -> 3.19.7 was the issue. It seems the new version of cmake doesn't support the This was effect was seen both in a pyenv/virtual environment where the python version was 3.9.2, and in a systemwide python installation where the python version was 3.9.3 (both on arch linux). |
Getting the same issue on Fedora 34 system install. Downgrading with |
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Hi, I still get the cmake error with 3.18.4 version.
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Solved with |
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(Sept. 22, 2023) I follow the manual installing method in README, i.e. git clone https://github.com/DmitryUlyanov/Multicore-TSNE.git
cd Multicore-TSNE/
pip install . # <- got cmake error but still got cmake error. My cmake version is if version.parse(self.get_cmake_version()) < version.parse("3.22.0"):
cmake_passthru_flag = "--"
else:
cmake_passthru_flag = "-S" to # if version.parse(self.get_cmake_version()) < version.parse("3.22.0"):
# cmake_passthru_flag = "--"
# else:
cmake_passthru_flag = "-S" Then it install correctly. |
Worked for me on a conda environment and
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None of the above methods worked for me, but I was able to install it directly using conda instead.
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I'm trying to install MulticoreTSNE into a Docker image built on top of the Jupyter Minimal distribution (Anaconda Python, etc.). Previously I was able to run this without a hitch. I've tested the following combinations:
cmake
3.18.2 = Build successful (this was the version dumped from my last working image)cmake
3.20.1 = Build unsuccessful (error below)cmake
3.18.2 = Build successful (this was the version dumped from my last working image)cmake
3.20.1 = Build unsuccessful (error below)Forcing cmake to downgrade to 3.18.2 seems to force a downgrade of Python from 3.9 to 3.8 so it's possible that is the source of the problem, but the report suggests it's cmake.
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