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problem with the latest version of conda #199
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@elejeune11 I was not aware. I haven't had much time to work on py-earth lately, and probably won't for a few months at least. Unfortunately, that means as other projects make changes issues like this will start to arise. If you or someone else reading this has time to figure this out and create a pull request, I would be very happy to support you with advice and code reviews. In the meantime, @elejeune11, would you mind posting here the error message you get when you try to conda install py-earth? |
@elejeune11 Did you find a solution? I have Win10 and a clean python 3.7 environment . I also installed also the C++ Build Tools but running |
A colleague had the same problem, we both solved it simply by using the correct files: |
OSX Catalina with Anaconda 2019.10. Compile errors like below, worked around with the advice from another failing build: SheffieldML/GPy#649. find -name '*.pyx' -exec cython {} ; pyearth/_util.c:8071:21: error: no member named 'exc_type' in 'struct _ts' |
I get exactly the same problem on windows10 python3.8: |
I'm still digging into this myself. If you run the setup with '--cythonize' and import from the new build files it appears to work fine with 3.7 |
few years later... i have another solution, but more complicated one... git clone git://github.com/scikit-learn-contrib/py-earth.git
cd py-earth
python setup.py install i get errors:
the solution is to enter to pyearch folder from wsl and run sed -i 's/tstate->exc/tstate->curexc/' *.c or manually change all then run python setup.py install again. |
PyEarth doesn't work with Anaconda 2019.03 for macOS (Python 3.7) (the installation fails).
Is this issue being worked out?
Thanks!
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