Closed user67979868 closed 1 month ago
Hi @user67979868, thank you for your interest and for reaching out. I just wanted to say upfront that it's been quite a while and I'm not sure if I remember the running process well. That said, I'll try my best to assist you with the problem.
As you may have seen, the python code is only a wrapper to call the C++ code en masse. So if possible, could you please confirm if the command can actually be run when called from the command lines?
For example, it looks like that arap_deform
is well built, in that case, you can run this example from the command lines successfully.
On the other hand, the error of llvm: no such file or directory
seems to have been discussed in this issues of the original Opt repo. Maybe it'll give you some idea how to fix it? On my side, reading through it, I remember that I might have had a similar problem with CUDA 9.0 or higher. The version that worked for me was CUDA 7.5 (as mentioned in the README.md).
Feel free to follow up if it's not clear and please let me know when/how you solve the problem. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your help! I'll try to change the version of CUDA.
I solved the above problem by changing the cuda version from 11.7 to 7.5, thanks for your advice!
I run
python para_gen.py --input data/briage8level --output data/briage8level/fd1
in the bash, but there was an error: "llvm: No such file or directory ......... AssertionError: ARAP exited with code 1.
my parameter configuration is shown in the picture below. I thought it could be the problem of dependency of library, and runldd arap_deform
in the dash, but the dependencies seem to be found already, like the picture below. I am not familiar with c++ and opt language. Maybe I made a mistake when "make" the file "arap_form", then cause the problem of arap_deform. I would be very grateful if you can help me.