Closed lolgab closed 5 years ago
I saw right now that it points to a custom (maybe dev) version of nim present in your conda channel. It will be installed if you use your conda method.
I noted that with default setup it doesn't find the ATen/ATen.h
include file.
I had to link the /lib/include content to /include dir to let the linker see it.
ln -s $ATEN/lib/include/** $ATEN/include
You should add $ATEN/lib/include/
to the include PATH
0.19.9 is the development version also on the main nim repository. Probably nimble is not picking it either tho. Thanks for pointing it out! We will check.
I noted that with default setup it doesn't find the
ATen/ATen.h
include file. I had to link the /lib/include content to /include dir to let the linker see it.ln -s $ATEN/lib/include/** $ATEN/include
You should add
$ATEN/lib/include/
to the include PATH
Did you fetch nimtorch from conda recently? Should be fine as it is here defined fine: https://github.com/fragcolor-xyz/nimtorch/blob/451769c517c4384fc7929d5d723942049acdc6b1/torch/torch_cpp.nim#L64
Nice, probably I messed up with installation because at start I wanted to install it from nimble. Thank you.
Makes sense actually! I did not tag a new version of nimtorch in a while :) Fixed both hopefully now! Thanks for your report.
I don't know what is the real minimum required version (if 0.19.0 or 0.19.2) but maybe a typo made it 0.19.9.