Isuru Fernando
Isuru Fernando
FYI, Apple's tensorflow-metal is closed source, so we can't build it from source.
As I said, `tensorflow-metal` is closed source and none of the other packages you mentioned support metal. If you want to package `tensorflow-metal` as is in conda-forge, go ahead. The...
> I was wondering (aside from source availability) what we'd need to in terms of compilers, runtimes, etc. Nothing. Runtimes are available in the OS. Compilers are available via xcode.
> Is the philosophy not usually to avoid binary repackaging (with vanishingly few exceptions)...? If the package is not open source, what other alternative is there? > How realistic is...
Either is fine I guess, but prefer doing through cmdline.
`xcodeproj` might override some env variables that we set, so it's better to do `build.sh`.
On second thought, try using the compiler from conda-forge.
As @marcelotrevisani said, we are open to improvements. If you can't work on it, have a look at https://conda-forge.org/docs/contracting/00_intro.html
People still miss that email and it'd be good to have the link in the docs and mention that if the invitation is expired (github recently reduced the time from...
> Can we update our mingw-toolchain to support UCRT based builds? Yes, but will need a lot of work. > Do we need to introduce a mutex to not mix...