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PyQDecoder Ext not compiling #443
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Hi, @EDesec, Apologies for the late response. It seems you are using Please try:
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@Fe-r-oz , I do not believe your suggestion is correct. This should not be related to Julia versions: both QuantumClifford and PyQDecoders support Julia 1.10 (and even 1.9) as you can see from their Project.toml files. It also has nothing to do with the |
@EDesec , any chance there are any earlier error messages. I think the order of events is:
I am not sure, but I think currently you have posted the error message from step 2. Could you try the following: in a new environment install only |
@Krastanov , I went on tangent (after seeing the above stacktrace) because that function is called under the hood anytime @EDesec, sorry about going on the tangent. |
After installing and successfully importing PyQDecoders the ext still isn't recognized through the compiling. The the issue with PyQDecoders first was the fact that the file path to usr/bin/local/python had to be defined within the .jl file and then the import 'using PyQDecoder' will run successfully but the REPL will not compile.
The PyQDecoders import should access the the extension but the current code seems to not compile correctly.
Minimal Reproducible Example 👇
Error & Stacktrace or other complete output produced by the MRE⚠️
Stacktrace from the use of a PyQDecoders Decoders:
Environment:
using Pkg; Pkg.status()
using Pkg; Pkg.status(; mode = PKGMODE_MANIFEST)
versioninfo()
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