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It is not necessary for all users to compile C++ code, which sometimes is a headache to do on highly custom built systems. Currently you can specify env variable MOE_NO_BUILD_CPP to False to prevent compiling C++ code, but python interfaces for calling C++ code are still copied to the installed package, which is not desirable since you cannot call C++ code after all. The simple fix is to create a ifelse statement that chooses modules to install based on whether you want to compile C++ code or not.
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It is not necessary for all users to compile C++ code, which sometimes is a headache to do on highly custom built systems. Currently you can specify env variable
MOE_NO_BUILD_CPP
toFalse
to prevent compiling C++ code, but python interfaces for calling C++ code are still copied to the installed package, which is not desirable since you cannot call C++ code after all. The simple fix is to create a ifelse statement that chooses modules to install based on whether you want to compile C++ code or not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: