Aleksei Petrenko

@nsavinov @jaekyeom Indeed there is a way to harness the existing level cache functionality of DMLab. Keep in mind, that this does not speed up the initial level generation, but...

@nsavinov It's hard to tell because it depends on a particular experimental setup. In the particular case of your experiments for the ECR paper the benefit isn't that great, first...

Hi @muhammad-faizan-122 Thank you for reporting this! Looks like some files for the GNU C-library are missing. I found a similar error here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33559884/fatal-error-bits-types-h-file-not-found Can you try installing these packages...

`error: command 'gcc' failed: No such file or directory` indicates that you don't have a compiler in your system. Must be a very new system! :) Try: `sudo apt install...

@muhammad-faizan-122 You shouldn't be seeing problems like this. Can you provide any information about your machine, i.e. what operating system it is, what you're using it for? Is it a...

@naddeoa on one hand requiring build-essentials is not such a big deal, on the other hand I understand your concern. It is nice to have clean dependencies with no requirements....

Should be fixed in PyPI https://pypi.org/project/faster-fifo/1.4.6/

Hi Nikita! > Is size method thread(multi-process ) safe? qsize() is safe to call across threads and processes but it only gives you an approximation of the number of messages....

C++ code of the queue uses POSIX interprocess synchronization primitives, therefore it will only work on a POSIX system. I think you can make it work in a MinGW/Cygwin environment...

Actually Windows implementation can be easier than I thought: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6672539/linux-pthread-portability-on-windows http://sourceware.org/pthreads-win32/ - looks promising. I never actually looked closely due to lack of time.