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[BUG] Trouble installing required packages #1
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The results of manually pip installing torch_sparse are
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I have successfully installed the required packages under a Ubuntu 22.04.4 system with Python 3.8 environment. Here are the efforts I made and not mentioned in the repository, please check whether it is helpful. Run the following bash command before installation: sudo apt-get install libopenblas-dev liblapack-dev gfortran
export fallow_argument=-fallow-argument-mismatch
export boz_argument=-fallow-invalid-boz
export FFLAGS="$fallow_argument $boz_argument -m64"
export FCFLAGS="$fallow_argument $boz_argument -m64" Here the last four lines are dealing with a issue regarding the compatibility of Ubuntu 22 and Ubuntu 23. I found this forum and luckily it resolved the installation problem on my machine. |
I tried following the dependency setup instructions with various Python versions and tried debugging them / altering steps to no success.
System: Ubuntu 22.04
Python=3.6:
Python=3.7:
Can grab dependencies. Runs with exception
Python3.10:
I'm guessing Python3.7 is the way to move forward. However, I've tried various things like upgrading the torch-* dependencies, manually pip installing torch_sparse, and etc. I always encounter some error: torch_geometric encountering a segmentation fault, numpy problems, etc. Could I please get guidance on this?
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