When running python setup.py build with gcc 7.3 (from Amazon Linux) in the path, the following compilation error occurs:
bcrdist/cmodule/bcrdistmodule.cc: In instantiation of ‘PyTypeObject py_bcell_vector_type<dsbcell>’:
bcrdist/cmodule/bcrdistmodule.cc:499:23: required from here
bcrdist/cmodule/bcrdistmodule.cc:410:21: sorry, unimplemented: non-trivial designated initializers not supported
static PyTypeObject py_bcell_vector_type = {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ubuntu 18.04 comes with gcc 7.5 so that the error may occur there, too, but I didn't try it.
As an unrelated issue, it would be nice if dependencies were specified, especially more esoteric ones like umap-learn. Otherwise, it takes several attempts before all dependencies are satisfied.
When running
python setup.py buildwith gcc 7.3 (from Amazon Linux) in the path, the following compilation error occurs:Ubuntu 18.04 comes with gcc 7.5 so that the error may occur there, too, but I didn't try it.
As an unrelated issue, it would be nice if dependencies were specified, especially more esoteric ones like
umap-learn. Otherwise, it takes several attempts before all dependencies are satisfied.