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Some context, I am using a raspberry pi 5 running pi-os bookworm 12. I have a coral ai usb accelerator, and I am trying to run a tflite model on it. Due to pycoral only supporting versions 3.6 to 3.9, ...
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I have been given the onerous task of updating a legacy 2.7.1 ruby application to 3.4.1. I'm working through some installation notes trying to install 3.4.1 on Ubunbtu 22.04LTS I've run through some ...
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I'm trying to package my Kivy app for iOS following this When I need to use toolchain build kivy, I get all kinds of different errors. Now I am stuck on building libffi. I have gotten all kinds of ...
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I am working on Rocky Linux and I want to work with R through python. I have already installed R successfully. Now I want to install rpy2, and pip install rpy2 fails with error: creating build/temp....
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I am trying to run tensor flow in Python 3.7.4 and TensorFlow 2.16.1. As soon as I try to import Tensorflow, it crashes with the following error - ImportError: libffi.so.6: cannot open shared object ...
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I am trying to build libffi-3.4.5. The README file states that I must use GNU as and ld. On Solaris 11.3, these are either /usr/gas (or /usr/gnu/bin/as) and /usr/gld (or /usr/gnu/bin/ld). Short of ...
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I am trying to build Python3.12 from source as a non-root user on Linux. I am aware that it need openssl (for pip) and the libffi headers, which I have attempted to build from source as well. Doing ...
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I'm trying to downgrade libffi=3.3 because of a bug I'm encountering (see very end). conda install libffi==3.3 -n mismatch Channels: - defaults Platform: linux-64 Collecting package metadata (...
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This problem occurs when installing Python 3.6.8. But version 3.6.10 installs successfully. pyenv install 3.6.8 Downloading Python-3.6.8.tar.xz... -> https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.6.8/Python-...
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I am working on a Haskell project where the final executable is dependent on the libffi.so.6 if it's being compiled on Ubuntu 18 and if I run it on Ubuntu 20 machine it fails stating it couldn’t find ...
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I have a list of arguments of different types: value_info args_array[10]; value_info is defined as follows: typedef int int_type; typedef float float_type; typedef double double_type; typedef bool ...
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I'm trying to install some files I pulled into an offline system, but I am missing a key file. When I try to do sudo yum localinstall libffi-devel-3.0.13-19.el7.x86_64.rpm I am met with error warning: ...
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I am struggling with libffi (Function Foreign Interface library), probably, due to the lack of C experience. I have the following program that calls a function my_func dynamically using libffi: #...
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I need to dynamically invoke a function in C with the function name and the arguments (and their types) only known during runtime. For that, I use libffi (Foreign Function Interface library). I need ...
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Unable to build Ruby 3.1.1 on my Mac OS ARM-64 machine, as it tries to use x86_64 versions of some files. I'm trying to use brew and rbenv to manage my Ruby installation. I have used several sources ...
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