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I've recently been trying to use the function gpu_double_track to find the solutions to a system of polynomials but every time I call the function I keep getting an error message cannot import name py2c_gpu_manypaths_d'. After trying to rebuild phcpack with this object, we seem to be missing the static object file phcpy2cpath_d.so and this will not compile because the code is trying to call a few functions with two arguments instead of three. For example:
../Lib/phcpy2cpath_d.cpp: In function ‘PyObject* py2c_create_standard_homotopy_with_gamma(PyObject*, PyObject*)’: ../Lib/phcpy2cpath_d.cpp:491:53: error: too few arguments to function ‘int create_homotopy_with_given_gamma(double, double, int)’ 491 | fail = create_homotopy_with_given_gamma(g_re,g_im);
I've attached the the full build output below. Is this something that has been patched recently or am I trying to build the wrong module? build.log
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I've recently been trying to use the function
gpu_double_track
to find the solutions to a system of polynomials but every time I call the function I keep getting an error message cannot import namepy2c_gpu_manypaths_d'
. After trying to rebuild phcpack with this object, we seem to be missing the static object filephcpy2cpath_d.so
and this will not compile because the code is trying to call a few functions with two arguments instead of three. For example:../Lib/phcpy2cpath_d.cpp: In function ‘PyObject* py2c_create_standard_homotopy_with_gamma(PyObject*, PyObject*)’: ../Lib/phcpy2cpath_d.cpp:491:53: error: too few arguments to function ‘int create_homotopy_with_given_gamma(double, double, int)’ 491 | fail = create_homotopy_with_given_gamma(g_re,g_im);
I've attached the the full build output below. Is this something that has been patched recently or am I trying to build the wrong module?
build.log
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: