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Failed to install through pip install lap #45
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i got the same problem here, but i used conda instead and that solve my problem. Try this :: conda install pip :: its work for me. hope this will help ur probs |
i got the same problem here! And I can't find the solution, maybe I'll try conda later... |
I can confirm I can reproduce the same problem on Debian/Sid with Python 3.11.2. |
I believe that updating to a newer version of Cython should resolve this issue. The problem is caused by a change in Python 3.11:
Newer versions of Cython add a version check to this include, as shown below:
I don’t think |
Got sick of this issue so here you go! Just copy the two sub folders lap and lap dist into your site packages folder |
I'm getting the same error did someone fix it? Updating Cython did not help in my case |
Did you try copying the package directly like I mentioned above? It has worked for me on 4 different windows machines the past 2 months. |
Try: pip install lapx |
IT works brooooo. Thanks so much |
I'm also using Mac Monterey on intel processor. THis works very well - thank you |
It's working. Thank you |
This is what I've been doing for the past year. Keeping a copy of lap as a backup. As far as I'm aware this approach works on Mac, Linux and Windows. Interestingly enough, pip is able to install lap on my MacBook with Python 3.9.13. Trying to install it on Windows with the same version of Python and pip results in failure. |
no it doesn't work |
job done. thank you |
Thank you!! |
You can downgrade the Python from 3.11 to version 3.8.19. It works for me. |
It works for me. |
I works !!!! Thank you!!! |
This works perfectly |
We released a new version of lap that patches the installation issues and supports Python up to version 3.13.
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Hi, thank you for providing this project!
I was excited to see that it supports matrices with differing cardinalities.
Though the installation sadly didn't work. Is there a way to resolve this?
My machine runs OS X Monterey 12.5 on an intel processor.
Here are the logs:
Thanks in advance
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