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build error :"libsuitesparse_wrapper\"\n/usr/lib64/libcholmod.so.2: undefined symbol: amd_printf") #34667
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I've also tried to download binary julia package. When first run, there comes out some errors.
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For the binary release, do you have some Also presumably you are using |
Yes. I've setup It seems very risky to remove that folder from For the binary version, if I
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LSB Version: :core-4.1-amd64:core-4.1-noarch The so file is soft linked to /usr/lib64/ libcholmod.so.2.0.1 |
readelf -a libcholmod.so.2 https://gist.github.com/yzcj105/f45c29c96a64d57a41a31da286be2387 |
It would be better paste that long output from readelf in a gist. It seems here that you are doing something non-standard with libcholmod - and doesn't appear to be a julia build problem. |
I do not have su/sudo. So I am not able to change or modify the /usr/lib64 folder. |
It would help to understand why you need a different libcholmod instead of the one provided by Julia. |
It's my institute's cluster. I do not know why it is in that folder, either. |
I see - so you perhaps need some other libraries in Can you try using the generic Julia binaries and avoid compiling anything (and also remove the LD_LIBRARY_PATH)? At least that will tell us if Julia works. You can then troubleshoot from there. |
It works. But when add packages, there is additional errors
I've checked the ownership and permissions of the .julia folder recursively. drwxrwxr-x I tried to delete .julia folder and restart julia. I got
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Ok, but building from source won't help you with these errors. I wonder if these are issues with NFS or some distributed filesystem. Perhaps this is a question to ask on discourse to further resolve. |
I've tried to compile julia. However, I've received the following error. I've tried gcc 5 gcc 7 gcc 9 . all failed.
It's related to /usr/lib64/libcholmod.so.2 file.
I've tried several versions.
v.1.3.0
v.1.3.1
v.1.4.0-rc1
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