Closed copy-paste-master closed 11 months ago
I have never used Spyder.
Try opening a Python session in your shell (Command-space, then type "Terminal"). In this session, import diplib as dip
, and see what happens. Maybe there is some error message that is shown here but not in your IDE.
Also, let us know: what version of macOS do you have, and do you have an Intel or an Apple M1 chip?
This does not seem to occur on Linux (Spyder from current Anaconda / Python 3.9.12)
I have m1 Mac OS. I checked I don’t have this problem with windows. I only wanted to use the radial averaging and was able to do so on my windows comp, but something is wrong I must probably do it myself from scratch bc I don’t understand exactly what the radial average is doing. Anyway thanks for your help.
@copy-paste-master I have two M1 macs, and never had any issues with DIPlib. It would be great if you could help us pin-point the issue.
The first thing to do would be to determine if this is a Spyder issue or an Anaconda issue. If you start up a Python session outside of Spyder, as I described above, and import diplib, do things work correctly, or do you get a crash and/or error message?
Thanks!
I am using Python version 3.9.7 on Spyder IDE on macOS, after I pip install diplib, then when I try import diplib as dip, it immediately freezes and goes to 'restarting kernel'...which is what I describe as crashing. Has anyone tried running this on Spyder recently? First time trying this library.