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Windows Support #152
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And, for reference, the most recent error is the following, during compilation of the
According to this post, this should be compiled as C++ code? But that leads to a circular error of some sort where I'm told I'm missing Oh, also worth noting that I had to follow the advice of this post to deal with that |
Are you able to follow #118 for building the package? |
Wait sorry, where is that As for #118, it looks like they're stuck in approximately the same place as I am. Basically, getting With that said, I think I've gotten closer (notably, this has included modifying the
Full build output: here |
Oh sorry, my bad, the I think the key problem might be this line The extra_link_args in
You may have to change the |
Yep, it was indeed explicitly linking that. Now, building completes, but the built .pyd file still cannot be found for some reason. This is likely a simple issue, but again, I'm just not particularly experienced with the Windows build process, so any help would be appreciated. Build output: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/cmoscardi/libact/build/1.0.73#L345 Remarks:
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Update: I've gotten it to build. Take a look at this, though -- many tests are failing. https://ci.appveyor.com/project/cmoscardi/libact Notably, scikit-learn was giving tons of error output about some default parameters (see scikit-learn/scikit-learn#9997 ) into the logistic regression model (as well as an SVM parameter), so I changed those... here's the commit showing the change in the logit model wrapper class with the current defaults. cmoscardi@991fc87 |
Hi, I'm trudging away on Windows support (with very minimal knowledge of Windows environments) here: https://github.com/cmoscardi/libact (just on master).
If anyone else is interested in this, and knows a thing or two about compiling stuff on Windows (especially getting LAPACK to work, my current headache), please do let me know! Comment here or raise an issue on my fork, and we can talk more.
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