kevinpawsey

had this issue, and this worked for me, just changed the compose version from 3.2 > 3.4 thank you @elbissat

I am also trying to compile 10.1 on ARM32, and am hitting the issue... how did you solve this in the end? I edited the configure file, and added it...

I see that you can do ```./configure CFLAGS=-DUATOMIC_NO_LINK_ERROR``` but that seems to overwrite any CFLAGS that are created in the Makefile (previously it was "-g -02") the issue was that...

@panlinux - I have just noticed in your `configure` command line you have excluded `io_uring` and `tcmalloc` from the build.. is there a reason for this, as I am including...

ah, thank you for that @panlinux .... I have just tried to build in debian bullseye 10.1 and disabled tcmalloc and io_uring to see if I can at least get...

ah, ok... do I need to do it in CPPFLAGS as well, or was that just an example? if I look at the Makefile, I can see that CFLAGS has...

that example doesn't show the CFLAGS being set, but I do see that the -DUATOMIC_NO_LINK_ERROR option is used in the build process. it's sort of relevant to the ticket, as...

if there is anything that I can do to assist in this, I am happy to help test builds, etc

yes, understood that ... if it is a case that it is not going to be supported any more, then it is reasonable for that reason... but if you do...

there is an issue with transformers at the moment: https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/issues/28649 the solution I have found is NOT to install 4.37.0 `pip install transformers==4.36.2`