Yan Gao
Yan Gao
> Unfortunately, I still find cases that cause this error. @ekg This is a different case and different type of bug. Working on that. Before I fix it, you probably...
> I don't get the error for python2, but I get it in python3. Nothing was changed related to the python side. Did you re-install pyabpoa in python3?
> Yeah, I reinstalled using pip3 for python3 These changes haven't been pushed to the pypi. So `pip3 install` will give you the old one. To install locally from source,...
This really sounds weird to me. Also, it works on my pc when I install with python3. Maybe you can try to remove everything and reinstall it.
Hi Glenn, I did see this seg-fault error on my machine. However, when I tried to trace the error using valgrind, it kept getting killed as the malloc size is...
Have you tried using the downloaded gz file: https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/1a/1f/7e3d26093c0078486a9daffc06aba01ebd8fd67058ede1d6c993d6ee77b7/pyabpoa-1.4.0.tar.gz and then `pip install pyabpoa-1.4.0.tar.gz`?
This might be due to the cached file, you can try to add `--no-cache-dir` in your installation command.
OK, how about specifying a version number, like: `pip install pyabpoa==1.2.5`?
The uploaded file was built with command `make publish_pypi`.
I cannot reproduce this error. The last thing I could suggest is to build pyabpoa from source: ``` git clone --recursive https://github.com/yangao07/abPOA.git cd abPOA make install_py ```