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I think the issue is that py4cl:python-command is defvar'd to "python" and at least on my Ubuntu, the name should be "python3". When the first line of tests/tests.lisp tries to import math, the code that starts python fails, and is not reacting gracefully to that failure. Instead, we get a read on EOS failure.
My personal workaround is to:
(let ((py4cl:python-command "python3"))
)
but I'm guessing there is a better way.
Thanks for the package, btw!
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It might be -- I am pretty ignorant about these things, but I've only seen python3 in use for several years now. I'm rather glad I don't have to type sbcl2.1.6 to start lisp. :)
I think the issue is that py4cl:python-command is defvar'd to "python" and at least on my Ubuntu, the name should be "python3". When the first line of tests/tests.lisp tries to
import math
, the code that starts python fails, and is not reacting gracefully to that failure. Instead, we get a read on EOS failure.My personal workaround is to:
(let ((py4cl:python-command "python3"))
)
but I'm guessing there is a better way.
Thanks for the package, btw!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: