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Hello. Thank you for your outstanding contribution
I'm having some problems with it. I want to run your script on a RK3568 development board to use GPU for fft calculation, my system information is as follows: Linux lubancat 4.19.232 #12 SMP Fri Nov 10 10:22:31 CST 2023 aarch64 GNU/Linux
At present, I can only install your dependencies through apt install python3-gpyfft, and other installation methods will not work properly
But this installation resulted in the library being stored under /usr/bin/python, and I couldn't use the library in conda,I would like to ask if there is a way I can use this library in the conda environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
to my best knowledge there are no ready made conda packages, at least not for your platform. So you have to build gpyfft from the sources yourself, which needs some manual work.
The difficult part of installing gpyfft from source is compiling the underlying clfft library - which unfortunately has become unsupported since years. However, there is a debian package available for it, libclfft2 and libclfft-dev. gpyfft itself is a rather simple cython based wrapper. With a little editing of setup.py to point to the clfft library and header, and the OpenCL headers, building gpyfft should run smoothly.
Please tell me if you need further advice, or how installation attempts failed.
Hello. Thank you for your outstanding contribution
I'm having some problems with it. I want to run your script on a RK3568 development board to use GPU for fft calculation, my system information is as follows:
Linux lubancat 4.19.232 #12 SMP Fri Nov 10 10:22:31 CST 2023 aarch64 GNU/Linux
At present, I can only install your dependencies through
apt install python3-gpyfft
, and other installation methods will not work properlyBut this installation resulted in the library being stored under
/usr/bin/python
, and I couldn't use the library in conda,I would like to ask if there is a way I can use this library in the conda environment.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: