Closed DarylWM closed 5 years ago
Those indicate that the C-extensions for one or more libraries failed to import. This looks like the brainpy
and ms_deisotope
C extensions failed to import. Do you know if there were errors during their compilation?
To get going I was aiming for a plain Python install - the C extensions weren't compiled. I missed the ms_peak_picker and brainpy dependencies, but all good now. Thanks!
I went back and installed ms_peak_picker, brainpy, and ms_deisotope with C extensions compiled, and I still get an error on import. I'm using Python 2.7.15
>>> import ms_deisotope
No module named composition
(ImportError('No module named composition',), 'averagine')
No module named composition
Update: I also get 'Segmentation fault (core dumped)' from the deconvolute method now.
That looks like the brainpy
C extensions still aren't being found. To confirm, try running python -c "from brainpy._c import composition"
It seems I messed up my environment along the way. I scratched it and started again, and now it's fine. Thanks for your help Joshua.
I did a plain Python install on Python 2.7, and when I do the import I get these errors:
Have I missed a step somewhere?