Compile the libply_c and libcp libraries
ZouhairBALLOUCH opened this issue · comments
Hello Sir,
Can you help me please I always receive errors( errors in the paths) in this part although I replaced $CONDAENV by the path of my environment (C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3 ) and also I do not have the same files for example at the level of Lib I do not have any file which is called libpython3.6.so
I am working with python 3.8
Thank you in advance
Have you tried replacing mentions of python3.6 by python3.8 in the command lines?
Yes Professor I replaced 3.6 with 3.8 but in Lib I don't have any file called libpython3.8.so
If you have installed conda correctly there must be a libpython*.so
file in CONDAENV/lib. On a UNIX terminal type:
libpy="lib/libpython*.so"
`locate $CONDAENV$libpy
I don't use Unix. I have installed Anaconda (Python 3.8) on Windows 10. However I don't find the files you said.
Thank you
I don't use windows, so I am not sure how to compile the librairies, but I know it is possible. Have you installed python3-dev
? Anyway, first step for you would be to locate or install libpython*.so
.
thank you very much professor
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