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Failure to build with py11
Expected Behavior
dlib should be able to build with python 3.11
Current Behavior
dib failed to build with newest version of python 3.11. build.log
Steps to Reproduce
Attempt to build dlib with python 3.11. Provided log above to see the failure.
- Version: 19.24
- Where did you get dlib: dlib.net via https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/dlib/
- Platform: Fedora Linux 36
- Compiler: gcc 12.2.1
I am aware that python 3.11 will get released on October 22. Fedora Project just used the unreleased python 3.11 on their build system exposing the failure. Additionally, Python 3.11 is in candidate release giving the opportunity address future changes.
In a meanwhile, is there a way to use external pybind11 as it seems the internal version in dlib failed to handle python 3.11?
You can just replace the code in dlib/external/pybind11. But yes, if there end up being API breaks in python 3.11 when it's fully released we will update pybind11. I'm fine with updating pybind11 now if you want to send a PR for it.
@luyatshimbalanga, could you try to build again from master (after #2660 or commit https://github.com/davisking/dlib/commit/65bce59a1512cf222dec01d3e0f29b612dd181f5)?
@arrufat The commit successfully built as highlighted by the build.log. Updating pybind11 solved the issue.
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