Closed xueeinstein closed 3 years ago
Hi Bill,
My guess is your versions of gcc and nvcc are off. I think I use gcc version ==8.4.0 and nvcc version ==10.1. In case you just need to run ripser++, I have a gist in another issue on how to use ripser++ in Google Colab (which runs on cloud instead of on your local machine).
Thanks, Simon Zhang
Hi Simon,
Thanks for your help! My nvcc version is 10.0. I happened to find that gcc 4.8.2 works for me. While gcc 7.3.0 seems not compatible with nvcc 10.0.
I am trying to use Ripser++ in an anaconda environment. All the test cases passed after built the C++ version. However, when I install the using
source install_w_python_bindings.sh
, it raised errors like:Could you please take a look? To be sure that it is not a common problem, I cannot find similar issues on Stackoverflow :(.