Open baptistebriel opened 6 years ago
Could you try running "sudo updatedb && locate lua.h" and check if there is this file in the computer?
Also, it might need to run under a smaller resolution due to memory size.
Thanks!
Thanks for the quick reply!
Instead of using updatedb
I did sudo /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb
(taken from here). Here's the result of locate lua.h
Now when I run make clean && make
, I get this error from clang:
So I tried to fix it using this article, but now I get this new error:
Hi! Could you try installing gcc (instead of using clang): brew install gcc --without-multilib --without-fortran
?
Hi! There is something I'm probably missing here, but how do you force using gcc instead of clang? I'm still getting the error and I'm a bit lost on this. :)
Maybe something like this? https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/99077/how-to-set-gcc-4-8-as-default-gcc-compiler
Honestly I haven’t tested my code on Mac yet... sorry for causing your trouble:-/
So Has anyone run it successfully on Mac OS?
Hi! First of all, that's some amazing work here. I wanted to give it a try on Mac OS, but I get errors for some reasons after
make clean && make
.I updated
PREFIX
andNVCC_PREFIX
with the right paths, but I guess lua might not be correctly installed. If you have any ideas on how to run this on a Mac environment, I'd be really interested about trying this out! Thanks a lot!