Closed gabrielfougeron closed 2 years ago
Hi @gabrielfougeron,
Thanks for your report: we don't use WSL, so some bugs may have slipped in after the v2.0 release.
Just to be sure, are you using KeOps v2.0? Did you install it with pip?
Moreover, I am a little bit surprised to see that from geomloss import SamplesLoss
worked fine, but import pykeops
crashed.
Could you try a minimal script with:
import pykeops
pykeops.test_numpy_bindings()
and show us the error message?
Best regards, Jean
Dear Jean,
Thank you very much for your response. For reasons unrelated to this issue, I've had to re-install wsl completely.
The issue might or might not still be there once the install is complete. I'll keep you updated.
for what it's worth, I'm using pykeops (and geomloss) on wsl with another computer, and it works fine there.
Thanks again for your time, and kudos for your amazing work
Update :
Indeed, after a clean install of the WSL and everything else, the error disappeared. I really don't know what caused it, but it's very possible it was not related to pykeops at all.
Cheers,
Hi @gabrielfougeron,
Great, and very happy to know that KeOps can be used without problems on Windows :-)
I'm closing the issue then, feel free to re-open if needed. Best, Jean
Not sure if it's related. I faced a similar error and it was resolved by deleting the cache folder.
I faced the same problem with pykeops 2.1 and it was solved by following @mbanani advice. I just deleted the whole folder of keops under ~/.cache folder by using rm -r ~/.cache/keops2.1
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I get the following weird error when I load pykeops running under wsl2.