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danielnyga / pracmln

Markov Logic Networks in Python
http://www.pracmln.org
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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output of libpracmln-build is not correct #9

Closed bbferka closed 6 years ago

bbferka commented 6 years ago

I installed pracmln using pip install pracmln --user (Ubuntu 16.06, Python 2.7)

After fixing the CMake ( #8 ) and running libpracmln-build everything compiles fine but the output of the script is wroing:

Install the project...
-- Install configuration: "Release"
-- Up-to-date: /home/presentation/.local/share/pracmln/libpracmln/install/include
-- Up-to-date: /home/presentation/.local/share/pracmln/libpracmln/install/include/pracmln
-- Up-to-date: /home/presentation/.local/share/pracmln/libpracmln/install/include/pracmln/mln.h
-- Installing: /home/presentation/.local/share/pracmln/libpracmln/install/lib/libpracmln.so

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/home/presentation/libpracmln/install/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}"
export LIBRARY_PATH="/home/presentation/libpracmln/install/lib:${LIBRARY_PATH}"
export CPATH="/home/presentation/libpracmln/install/include:${CPATH}"
export CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH="/home/presentation/libpracmln/install/lib:${CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH}"
export CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH="/home/presentation/libpracmln/install/include:${CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH}"

The libpracmln folder created by the script only contains a build folder. But not the install. The install location is set by the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX. So I added that options as well to #8

gautamshetty commented 6 years ago

HI @bbferka How are you running libpracmln-build, I get "command not found" error when I run it. I tried libpracmln.py install but getting "ImportError: No module named dnutils" error. Thanks. I have run "python setup.py install" and that is successful.

danielnyga commented 6 years ago

thanks for the fix @bbferka I merged the pull request.

danielnyga commented 6 years ago

@gautamshetty Try installing the dependencies from the requirements.txt in either python2 or python3 -- depending on what Python version you use -- directories when not installing it from the PyPI:

pip install -r requirements.txt

gautamshetty commented 6 years ago

Thanks @danielnyga That worked!! I am able to run the GUI tools now.

ChanakaThushitha commented 3 years ago

@danielnyga

I followed the steps given on http://www.pracmln.org/installation.html to install Pracmln. The next thing I have to do is to follow the instructions given under "C++ bindings" sub-topic.

Even though the requirements of C++ bindings are -Linux OS (tested on Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04 with Python 2.7 and Python 3.5) -libboost-python -libpython-dev

, "libboost-python" and "libpython-dev" cound not be downloaded to Python and my operating system is Windows 10.

1) Can I run Pracmln successfully in Windows?

2) Do I need to do "C++ bindings" if I am not using C"" language for coding?

3) Do I need to run "libpracmln-build"? If so, how to run "libpracmln-build"?

bbferka commented 3 years ago

@ChanakaThushitha C++ bininds are optional