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@atheist I actually do use pyenv... for a different academic project. For this one, the toolchain we're using needs this one super special rainbow colored piece of shit called libpython3.7m.so.1.0
Tried pyenv also, didn't work, neither with the enable shared option -
Update: I found it.
Guess where it is sitting.
/usr/local/lib
When was this directory created?
Right now. Like half an hour ago.
What does it have?
Nothing but python3.7 dynamic libraries and bin.
I am now on my way to get the binary version of this library color printed, laminated and a nice huge sparkly frame to stick it on my door. Maybe I'll build a shrine around it, and then never leave my house and survive forever and forever be blessed in the glory of libpython3.7m.so.1.0
sorry -
@champion01 Always seemed intimidating to me (it's not a snake thing tho). Will definitely try once I get a new SSD
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@amorphousjax I agree it’s a bit intimidating, but it’s much easier and less intimidating than managaing multiple versions of python imo.
I dislike python btw -
@atheist you are 100% right in all statements
when your code is a mess but everything work out in the end
When you keep getting +1s on a rant you posted a month ago.
Go big or go home.
Trying to install python3.7 for one fucking dynamic library for the past 3 hours. Built from multiple 3.7.x sources, tried altinstall, enable-shared, install, with/without optimizations, tried virtualenv which is absolutely fucking irrelevant but I tried.
Now I'm just asking someone who has it to send me the worthless soup of voltage fluctuations
oh and fuck python. or people that use it irresponsibly. im not in the right mind to distinguish
Our profs: you are CSE students, you must be familiar with Linux
Their Linux: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Their tools: working for them
rant