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peterwittek / Somoclu.jl

Julia package for Somoclu -- Massively parallel self-organizing maps: accelerate training on multicore CPUs and GPUs
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Please register as a Julia Package. #5

Closed sambitdash closed 6 years ago

sambitdash commented 6 years ago

Currently, the package is not registered with Julia as a package. Please update the same.

peterwittek commented 6 years ago

Yes, that would be milestone 1. We have a few pending issues, and I have not used Julia in about a year.

peterwittek commented 6 years ago

BTW, if you could help me with the Windows part (issue #2), that would be great. I have zero experience with that platform, and I don't have access to it either.

sambitdash commented 6 years ago

Unfortunately, I do not have a native windows system and my trial VM versions would have expired by now. I will give it a shot by downloading again. If it's build and config related I do not think it will be hard to fix but if there is any issue inside specific packages we will reach out to developers of those packages.

I am assuming you have the necessary C/C++ binaries build on Windows already. If not we may have to work on that as well.

sambitdash commented 6 years ago

Was able to get my trial VM up. So I can take a shot at fixing the Windows version.

sambitdash commented 6 years ago

With #7 I guess the package is ready to be submitted as a package. You can remove the 0.7 version from Travis and AppVeyor and support 0.6 for now and look at fixing those packages at a later date.

peterwittek commented 6 years ago

Thanks a lot for the PR. I am starting the registration process in a bit. I added the AppVeyor badge, but the build fails with an absurd error that cannot possibly be the case. Would you take a look at it in the meantime?

peterwittek commented 6 years ago

It's happening. Many thanks again!

sambitdash commented 6 years ago

Fixed the error with #8

peterwittek commented 6 years ago

You are a wizard. Thank you so much.

sambitdash commented 6 years ago

@peterwittek you are most welcome. Hopefully, you may need some more samples to have a greater coverage in the tests.