Closed kdottiemo closed 6 years ago
Your version of pip is too old. Also the dot at the end of your command doesn't belong there. Just do pip install rawpy
. There's currently a bug in rawpy's source distribution that is fixed in the next release. To work-around that please do pip install cython
in advance. This forces re-generation of the C wrapper code.
By the way, is there a specific reason you're on a 32-bit Linux? 12.04 is out of support by now as well.
Hi there, In trying to install using your directions "install the latest release version from the source repository," I successfully get through all steps up until the pip install of rawpy:
I am running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, 32-bit. Thank you!