Open chendian2023 opened 1 year ago
ls bin/ acountry ahost compute_autophase compute_observation llvm-extract-one adig compiler_gym-llvm-service compute_ir_instruction_count compute_programl PrintInstCountFeatureNames
ls lib/ cmake libglog.a libgmock_main.a libgtest_main.a libz.a libz.so.1 pkgconfig libcares.a libgmock.a libgtest.a libre2.a libz.so libz.so.1.2.13
ls include/ ares_build.h ares.h ares_version.h gmock grpc++ gtest re2 zlib.h ares_dns.h ares_rules.h glog grpc grpcpp nlohmann zconf.h
ls share/ grpc man pkgconfig
Hi @chendian2023, once you have built with cmake you should have a *.whl file that can be installed using:
pip install <path to build directory>/py_pkg/dist/compiler_gym*.whl --force-reinstall
See INSTALL.md for details.
I was able to successfully build CompilerGym from source after making some modifications to the package versions in the original CMakeLists file.
Patches welcome! :) What versions needed changing?
Cheers, Chris
❓ Questions and Help
I have built CompilerGym from source on my x86 Linux platform, and now I have directories named bin, include, lib, and share. However, I am unsure how to use these directories. Are there any instructions available? Currently, I am only able to use CompilerGym by importing it after installing it with "pip3 install compiler_gym==0.2.5" .
In other words , how can I generate *.whl such as "compiler_gym-0.2.5-py3-none-manylinux2014_x86_64.whl " after building form source using CMake ,Ninja , ninja install ?
Thanks for your reply .
Additional Context
I was able to successfully build CompilerGym from source after making some modifications to the package versions in the original CMakeLists file. After numerous attempts, I have finally succeeded in compiling CompilerGym from source code. However, I am now unsure how to use it.