Closed aoifecahill closed 4 years ago
python-zpar supports python 3.6 and 3.7 just fine. In fact, Python 3.7 is what the CircleCI build uses.
Thank you. I believe python-zpar works fine with python 3.6 3.7 on Linux (I am using a Ubuntu VB on Mac). However, it still fails on local Mac OSX machines.
Ah I see. As the readme for python-zpar says, you have to make sure that you are using gcc installed via homebrew or macports. The readme has the details.
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I think this is resolved.
It seems like python-zpar only supports python=3.3. However, this older python version is now not installable on Mac (either directly or through anaconda). Is there another way to use this parser? Thanks.