kylebgorman
commented
5 years ago Thanks for that. I am just starting to stumble upon these issues myself.
If you want to pass -stdlib=libc++ from the command line (rather than
adding it to COMPILE_ARGS) you can simply add
CFLAGS=-stdlib=libc++ python setup.py install
(It seems like it ought to be CXXFLAGS but that doesn't seem to work.) I'm keeping running instructions here:
http://wellformedness.com/courses/LING83600/pynini-install-instructions.html
as we find out things.
We're also trying to get it to work on the new Windows Subsystem For Linux. This seems to be more straightforward than on Mac.
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 8:13 PM Alexander Kain notifications@github.com wrote:
Some notes on installing pynini 2.0.0 on my system (macOS High Sierra 10.13.6)
First of all, don't forget to do a
$ xcode-select --install
first. At some point during the installation process, I got:
In file included from src/pywrapfst.cc:594: /usr/local/include/fst/util.h:16:10: fatal error: 'type_traits' file not found
Adding "-stdlib=libc++" to the COMPILE_ARGS allowed me to compile successfully. May this help someone else! Perhaps it could also be added to the README.rst.
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lxkain
Some notes on installing pynini 2.0.0 on my system (macOS High Sierra 10.13.6)
First of all, don't forget to do a
$ xcode-select --installfirst. At some point during the installation process, I got:
Adding
"-stdlib=libc++"to the COMPILE_ARGS allowed me to compile successfully. May this help someone else! Perhaps it could also be added to the README.rst.