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Thanks a lot for your interest in contributing to this repo. I feel that creating and distributing this type of wheels helps a lot with installation of fmm. However, I am quite busy recently. I will check it soon when I have spare time. |
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Hello, has there been any progress on this? Being able to install binary wheels on linux would be really a nice thing to have in this project. |
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Any chance these wheels can be made available? Especially now that FMM relies on old versions of libraries, having these accessible would be a huge help. |
I've uploaded the wheels to my google drive, you can try it out. |
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I ended up coming up with another solution to get FMM working, but I
appreciate the prompt reply!
Nevertheless I will experiment with it next week, and report back. I think
this would be a good solution to minimize maintenance.
…On Fri, Jul 8, 2022, 5:01 PM Kristin Cowalcijk ***@***.***> wrote:
Any chance these wheels can be made available? Especially now that FMM
relies on old versions of libraries, having these accessible would be a
huge help.
I've uploaded the wheels to my google driver, you can try it out
<https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cqqSRnlId0a2mN7_oIUEOo3VbJzxLh2z?usp=sharing>
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Hi,
I created a docker images for building manylinux2010 wheels for FMM and integrated it with continuous integration. These wheels should be easily installed on many linux platforms, and it makes it possible to distribute the Python binding of FMM with pypi.org.
Wheels were generated in
build/wheelhousedirectory, which includes manylinux2010 wheels for CPython 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8. We've been using these wheels on various linux platforms (Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 18.04, CentOS 7) in the last month.We have not encountered problem #195 . You can try these wheels to see if they work in anaconda.