Closed Neilblaze closed 3 years ago
Hi @Neilblaze There is no Cmake files in Tigre, it is currently not supported for compiling. I am not very sure how you are even calling it to be honest! Try the instalation instructions
I recently upgraded my CUDA, since then I'm facing some issues during installation, but later found a solution on StackOverflow which didn't work.
@AnderBiguri I was going through the issues where I found an issue where I thought apart from the normal instructions, I could install TIGRE via Cmake. So, I tried running Cmake with the filepath as it's source, but it's showing the mentioned error. I actually thought that support for Cmake might have been added to this.
No, unfortunately that is not right. The issue is there because I want to enable Cmake compilation, but its open because its still not there.
Ah I see. Thanks for the info :)
No worries. Do let me know if you have any issue compiling the normal way :+1:
@AnderBiguri Sure! I'll. Also, is CUDA mandatory for TIGRE? or is there any bypass method?
No theres not. The core of the entire toolbox is that it uses GPUs for computing, and this was coded in CUDA.
Ok, let me see if I can resolve the installation issue. If I get stuck at any point, I'll let you know. Thanks again 😄
Expected Behavior
I'm trying to compile TIGRE via Cmake v3.21.0, but I'm getting few errors on my system. This is the log that I'm getting
CMake Error: Error executing cmake::LoadCache(). Aborting.
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