Closed alexbaden closed 8 years ago
I encounter this problem sometimes when I accidentally get a compiled version of blosc. How did you install blosc? May be worth (1) reinstalling, or (2) installing from another source. I think there's a homebrew tap available (not in standard brew, note)
pip installing is not sufficient, if I remember correctly. I think it's installing linux-compiled C binaries which break on OS X. It's possible this is the same thing @willgray got recently..?
I use version 1.2.0 I think. It's obnoxious to remember, but seems to solve the problem.
note that this is just for ndio functionality, so possibly there are other use cases in ndstore that I haven't seen...
Resolved by ensuring my compilers were consistent and running:
pip install --force-reinstall --upgrade --no-cache-dir --compile blosc
I don't believe you need anything other than the python blosc package to run on Mac OS X. However, I did compile the c-blosc library from source and install it in /usr/local
... so maybe that had something to do with the fix.
Wish apple would ditch clang and use gcc like the rest of us. Part of the problem might have been my C compiler was gcc but my CXX compiler was clang. Anyway, adding all those flags to pip usually cleans things up. Maybe we should add this to an FAQ or something similar on the docs page? @jovo?
perhaps the install docs should specify the OS for which we've tested and confirmed that it works (if it does not already). i don't think we care much if people can't install ndstore on OSX, do we?
I think being able to develop locally on macOS is great, and we should tell people and support people to the fullest extent possible.
develop = download data, or run ndstore?
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I think being able to develop locally on macOS is great, and we should tell people and support people to the fullest extent possible.
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Run ndstore locally to develop "plugins" (e.g. statistics). There are a bunch of different teams doing different things. If our software is the easiest to use, they'll start forking us instead of writing their own stuff from scratch.
would be nice. we would need a human to do it. you guys are already committed afaict, so maybe when eric/somebody joins...
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Run ndstore locally to develop "plugins" (e.g. statistics). There are a bunch of different teams doing different things. If our software is the easiest to use, they'll start forking us instead of writing their own stuff from scratch.
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oh - this works now with the resolution of this issue. :) @alexbaden was just asking if there was a place we could put the knowledge we gathered. Right?
Yes.
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oh - this works now with the resolution of this issue. :) @alexbaden https://github.com/alexbaden was just asking if there was a place we could put the knowledge we gathered. Right?
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maybe to ndstore docs? not sure.
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Yes.
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Can't run the dev server on OS X... some sort of blosc related error.
I have
blosc==1.3.2
installed in my virtualenv. I think this is a new problem (meaning, I haven't seen it before with microns). Anyone encountered before? Any ideas? It seems like I don't have some sort of blosc library installed?