Closed audy closed 8 years ago
Is the directory corresponding to np.get_include()
empty?
🐶 tree /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/numpy/core/include/ kraken-wgs-qc
/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/numpy/core/include/
└── numpy
├── __multiarray_api.h
├── __ufunc_api.h
├── _neighborhood_iterator_imp.h
├── _numpyconfig.h
├── arrayobject.h
├── arrayscalars.h
├── halffloat.h
├── multiarray_api.txt
├── ndarrayobject.h
├── ndarraytypes.h
├── noprefix.h
├── npy_1_7_deprecated_api.h
├── npy_3kcompat.h
├── npy_common.h
├── npy_cpu.h
├── npy_endian.h
├── npy_interrupt.h
├── npy_math.h
├── npy_no_deprecated_api.h
├── npy_os.h
├── numpyconfig.h
├── old_defines.h
├── oldnumeric.h
├── ufunc_api.txt
├── ufuncobject.h
└── utils.h
Stack Overflow says do this which you've already done.
... I bet it's just my machine. I'm going to try stock ubuntu.
Very weird... does a conda install work?
Works on fresh Ubuntu. I'll just close this.
Thanks for your help 😸
np, glad it's working :)
I'm having this issue too - please see this fix https://github.com/epruesse/biom-format/commit/b72a0381ef6af8af2e9efb7535d068c410b2489a.
Can anyone help with this error?
On Mac OS El Capitan w. Python installed via homebrew.