Isuru Fernando
Isuru Fernando
@jakirkham, I changed the variable names to the ones used by Anaconda. Here's the metadata from the pkgs/main/python pkg ```yaml extra: copy_test_source_files: true feedstock-name: python final: true flow_run_id: 5a3cdab7-40d3-44ab-8d4e-16946a951bef recipe-maintainers:...
> Does the test here make sure new files added do show up in feedstocks as well? I don't understand the question. Can you clarify?
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What do you mean by a four-dimensional function here?
@SimonRohou, you can do the following right now. ```python from symengine import symbols, Matrix, sin, cos, Function def R(theta): return Matrix([[cos(theta), -sin(theta)], [sin(theta), cos(theta)]]) t, x1, x2, x3, x4 =...
That should work with `LC_RPATH` with an `@executable_path/../lib` or similar if the python binary is not linked statically. > That won't work for static builds though for obvious reasons. This...
@bluescarni, do you have multiple OpenCL platforms linked to LLVM statically? You might have to hide the LLVM symbols using `-Wl,--exclude-libs,ALL`
@ChrisRackauckas, I think the libraries are not updated because BinDeps have already found the dependency. For SymEngine, instead of checking for `libsymengine.so` we should look for `libsymengine.so.0.3.0` so that when...
`unpack_cmd` should try to overwrite the destination instead of silently failing
I updated SymEngine and now the validation checks fail. What happens now is that `Binaries` fails in `unpack_cmd` and then the build step fails.