Peter Hawkins
Peter Hawkins
@asedova That is a benign warning, you can ignore it.
I was able to cross-compile a ppc64le wheel on an x86-64 machine by following the instructions in #7365. I can't easily test the resulting wheel, though. I would imagine that...
One thing I'd like to double check: what does: ``` import platform print(platform.machine()) ``` print on your PPC machine? And is it little endian?
#7365 is merged. Please try building jaxlib from git head. If it doesn't work, please post logs so I can try to debug it. I could also share the cross-compiled...
You need a C++14 compiler to build JAX. Something seems surprising here, though. gcc 6.1 and newer apparently support C++14: https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx-status.html#cxx14 Note the documentation is quite clear that `-std=c++14` is...
@proutrc The issue here is that bazel hermeticity checking is upset that you appear to be reading header files outside what it considers to be the standard system paths. I...
@proutrc In the example I gave, it's at the root of the JAX repository. (It doesn't matter a whole lot, so long as all the paths agree, and in my...
@proutc Try with `--bazel_options=--cpu=ppc`.
In case it helps you, this diff was enough to get quaternion building and tests passing on NumPy 1 and 2: ``` diff --git a/__init__.py b/__init__.py --- a/__init__.py +++ b/__init__.py...
We've migrated away from ABSL logging, so the way you do this now is actually just the regular Python mechanism: e.g., this turns on INFO logs for JAX: ``` import...