Isuru Fernando

> if setup.py explicitly requests rpath to be set why remove some of them again? I think the main reason is that some distributions fail when creating a RPM/DEB package...

See https://github.com/pypa/distutils/pull/7 for a previous PR. Note that using clang-cl.exe does not mean that the extension module will not link to MSVC libraries. Clang-cl generated executables and the extension modules...

It's hard to reproduce this issue, but I have seen the `ELF load command address/offset not properly aligned` randomly in our builds. Here's a way to reproduce a broken library,...

Thanks for the reply. I do have the OpenCL headers installed in `${OPENCL_DIST_DIR}/include` as mentioned in the build instructions. It used to work with `clhpp=2.0.16`, but not anymore.

@ogrisel, there are conda packages from conda-forge. `conda install intel-compute-runtime`

> it could handle dependencies, but not dependencies of dependencies. This is not true. What probably happens is that you are trying to install a `noarch` package with a dependency...

Can you do this with an ifdef on CPython?

It does not work with `classic` solver as well right?

One thing I noticed is that while following works, ``` conda install -c file:///home/isuru/distr distr::test-package --solver=classic ``` the following does not ``` conda install -c file:///home/isuru/distr2 distr2::test-package --solver=classic ``` because...

I think we should allow the following ``` conda install -c local local::test-package --solver=libmamba conda install -c file:///home/isuru/distr2 file:///home/isuru/distr2::test-package --solver=libmamba ``` but not allow ``` conda install -c file:///home/isuru/distr2 distr2::test-package...