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command '/miniforge3/envs/sage/bin/x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0-clang' failed with exit code 1 #107
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Indeed, there seems to be a problem with the recent version of cysignals, see pyodide/pyodide#5221 |
I see! |
According to the messages, it should. I am curious to know if you try it. |
I downgraded cysignals to 1.11.3 and as a result, I could install surface_dynamics successfully! :) But now I am facing an import issue with surface_dynamics itself both on versions 0.6.0 and 0.5.0 (I could not install 0.4.7 due to conflicts):
I have a hunch that it is an internal bug. |
That seems related to a compiled part of the module (with cython). Could you post the complete list of |
Yes, that would be amazing! There you go:
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Sadly I can not reproduce (the built packages might differ depending on platforms?):
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@Saraaqzs you can "fix" it manually by disabling the import of the culprit module. Namely, edit |
Amazing! It works fine after commenting that line out. Many thanks for your help. 🥇
Is it the equivalent of a "dead kernel" in Jupyter? |
A segmentation fault occurs when a program tries to access memory that it has no right to access to. It frequently happen with (poorly written) C programs manipulating pointers. |
I am reopening the issue as it is a major problem that the compiled cython modules are not installable. I am glad that the workaround was sufficient for you purpose. |
Got it! Thanks a lot! 👍 |
Hello,
After installing
sage
successfully, I am trying to installsurface_dynamics
on macOS 12.6.7But no matter which way I try, I get an error which to me seems to be related to CPP-related dependencies.
I manually checked some of them and to me it looked like all the required versions are installed correctly for instance cysignals, cypari2, cython, etc.
Also via
gcc --version
I confirm that a C compiler is installed on my machine:I did not manage to pin down the problem. But this is the log for command
sage -pip install surface-dynamics
:I have also tried installation from the source via cloning from github repo and running
python setup.py
. But it was also the same; something was wrong with the CPP backends.Any idea what is problematic here?
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