Thomas
hey @maciejkula, i have the same problem (on OS X 10.9.5), i setup a new `virtualenv` explicitely specifying the python (3.5) binary from `homebrew`, my `gcc` version (5.3.0) should be...
still looking into it, explicitly setting the `CC` flag with `env CC="path/to/gcc" pip install glove_python --no-cache-dir` does use the specified `gcc` compiler but fails with a ton of `no such...
it will certainly do for now, thank you very much!! i'll try to look a bit further into the issue myself when i get the time and will report any...
ok i got it working, the options you have to set are quite amusing i find... 1) i had to explicitly set the `CC` flag: `export CC="/usr/local/bin/gcc-5"` 2) i had...
ok, i just had a colleague testing it with `anaconda`. he had to manually replace `clang` with `gcc` (from `brew`) as well, but he didn't have to do the `CFLAGS`...
@tcoyze yes, if you're using `virtualenv`, then the steps I described in [this](https://github.com/maciejkula/glove-python/issues/31#issuecomment-175504448) comment above should work. If you're using `anaconda` then you don't have to set any `CFLAGS` prior...
Haven't seen this before but it looks like something (cython?) is compiled for the wrong architecture. Is cython installed correctly on your machine?
Exalate commented: tttthomasssss commented: Hey @rid1hady 👋 - thanks very much for raising this issue! I am not familiar with LINE, but its certainly good to know that there is...
Confirmed & very happy to join the PC
Hey @azizullah2017 👋 - just to check, are you still working on the PR and/or do you need any help getting it done?