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dkeeney
commented on June 12, 2024
I am currently building on ubuntu, the latest version. The windows build
does not contain Python...I would have to install an old version of the C++
compiler to build the bindings. So until we move Python to its own
repository let's not be concerned with the Windows build.
But yes I will work on getting the CI builds to work as I have time. That
is the only thing keeping me from merging my PR. I might comment out some
of the Python tests (if that is the problem) knowing that the Python PR
will have to fix them but in a different environment.
…On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 5:45 AM breznak ***@***.***> wrote:
all PRs quit with this "unrelated" error:
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/breznak/nupic-cpp/build/0.3.0.181#L253
What changed in Appveyor? We can try fixing the Swing warnings, or update
compiler, or move to MSVC completely #69
<#69> ? Can you test and
build some of the "broken" PRs @dkeeney <https://github.com/dkeeney> ?
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breznak
commented on June 12, 2024
Well, this seems more like an outage or sth broken in the cache of CI, as we have Win CI running, I wouldn't like to break Win builds totally, as we see the PRs can take some time, so it's a long way to pybind and friends.
What I noticed, the Win builds using Mingw (old), might be good to move to #69
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dkeeney
commented on June 12, 2024
Interesting that the Win builds are using Mingw. That is basically still a
Linux build. A visual studio build would be the real test (and more useful
for Windows folks). I can build under VS 2017 with no problem once we
remove Python.
Going to C++17 will probably break the bindings. Who knows what SWIG will
do. Are you sure you want to do C++17 first?
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Well, this seems more like an outage or sth broken in the cache of CI, as
we have Win CI running, I wouldn't like to break Win builds totally, as we
see the PRs can take some time, so it's a long way to pybind and friends.
What I noticed, the Win builds using Mingw (old), might be good to move to
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dkeeney
commented on June 12, 2024
CI is breaking when it tries to run ./py_region_test
What it is trying to do is register a custom plugin written in Python. It
cannot load the module (nupic.bindings.regions.TestNode) which is located
at nupic.cpp/bindings/py/src/nupic/bindings/regions/TestNode.py
Don't know why it cannot find it.
The code that does the loading is in nupic/py_support/PyHelpers.cpp:463
That code looks ok to me but I have not ran the debugger on it to see what
path it actually has.
I would be ok with commenting out this test entirely knowing that it will
probably be quite different when we switch to pybind.
…On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 4:33 PM David E Keeney ***@***.***> wrote:
Interesting that the Win builds are using Mingw. That is basically still
a Linux build. A visual studio build would be the real test (and more
useful for Windows folks). I can build under VS 2017 with no problem once
we remove Python.
Going to C++17 will probably break the bindings. Who knows what SWIG will
do. Are you sure you want to do C++17 first?
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> Well, this seems more like an outage or sth broken in the cache of CI, as
> we have Win CI running, I wouldn't like to break Win builds totally, as we
> see the PRs can take some time, so it's a long way to pybind and friends.
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breznak
commented on June 12, 2024
CI is breaking when it tries to run ./py_region_test What it is trying to do is register a custom plugin written in Python. It cannot load the module (nupic.bindings.regions.TestNode) which is located at nupic.cpp/bindings/py/src/nupic/bindings/regions/TestNode.py
Thanks David for figuring the failure! I don't think it's related to (several different) PRs, maybe some settings in the CI itself changed?
Going to C++17 will probably break the bindings. Who knows what SWIG will do. Are you sure you want to do C++17 first?
I would prefer to have (all) the CI running as long as possible, but given what you say - no Py in MSVC, c++17 supported only in MSVC, I think I'll set priority to providing proper Windows experience - meaning build with native tools. At least the C++ bits will work, we can the proceed with to c++17, ... and the fix Py on Win along with the pybind changes.
Summary: I'll comment out the test, and we can temporarily ignore failure on Windows CI caused by python.
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breznak
commented on June 12, 2024
To fix this, try to update some of the complaints for deprecation from CMake
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/breznak/nupic-cpp/build/0.3.0.192#L174
and SWIG:
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breznak
commented on June 12, 2024
Closing, CI for Win has been passing, eg in #62
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