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Embedding libcmaes #202
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Hi, first make sure you are building and using the Python bindings by following instructions from https://github.com/beniz/libcmaes#python-bindings Additionnally, please make sure to look at the Python documentation here: https://github.com/beniz/libcmaes/wiki/Python-bindings If for some reason you are having troubles with the bindings and Python 3.7, share all details (build logs, code using the bindings, errors, ...). Good luck with your project, and thanks for using libcmaes ! |
I followed the instructions for MacOSx and after finishing with apparently no problem I cannot run the last test
I am wondering if the command should be with I re-run the ./configure step and this is my terminal ouput: |
It seems you are missing |
The steps I followed from the link for the python bindings where these: configure and compile: If I look in my system I see the boost libraries
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Hello,
I want to use libcmaes (main reason is because it is written in c++ which I need) as an optimizer for robot controllers. For this I need to embed libcmaes into a large robot simulator framework that is written in python3.7. Is it possible to do that? so far my tries of including all the files into the simulator and modifying the CMakelist.txt have failed but I am not sure I am doing everything correctly since this is not my are of expertise. Is this even the correct approach?
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