Emery Berger
Emery Berger
Have you tried using a virtual environment (`venv`)?
Addresses this discussion: https://github.com/plasma-umass/scalene/discussions/722#discussioncomment-8155248
Hi @vtnate - this may be unrelated; can you please open another issue? Thanks!
Please post the output of `nvidia-smi`. Try running `nvidia-smi` while your program is executing; you should be able to see GPU utilization above 0 in the output of `nvidia-smi`. If...
Nothing is jumping out at me - if you can send us a minimal working example, that would help considerably. Thanks.
Thanks for the report! I tracked down the issue (I inadvertently introduced a UI issue a few days ago while resolving another one). I'll be pushing a new release out...
What version of Scalene? (`scalene --version`) Also, please share screenshots (and attach JSON if possible).
You can use `---` to tell Scalene to stop processing arguments (so put all Scalene arguments first, then `---`, then any other arguments), but I suspect this will not fix...
You might also try specifying `--cpu` to help isolate the issue (if it works, that tells us something).
Would this solve the Python 3.8 build problem? If so - and if it doesn't interfere with regular builds with PyPi - we'd welcome a PR.