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no version of Julia is compatible #121
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After reading some more, I thought that all I needed to do was add the path to the executable to the system's PATH, which I tried. But that didn't fix it. When trying to import juliacall it still tried to fetch a compatible julia version instead of using the existing local one. |
If The fact it can't find a version of Julia to install is also an issue. Can you open Python and tell me the values of |
You can't currently specify a particular Julia executable, but I should add an environment variable for this. |
$ echo $PATH
/home/yakir/.local/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games
$ which julia
/usr/local/bin/julia
$ julia --version
julia version 1.7.2 and >>> import platform
>>> platform.system()
'Linux'
>>> platform.machine()
'armv7l'
>>> platform.libc_ver()
('glibc', '2.28') |
OK I've pushed a fix to main. Can you try it out with |
Gladly, and it worked! |
Awesome, it'll be in the next release. |
I'm trying to use
juliacall
from python on a Raspberry Pi (32bit). But (not surprisingly) it fails to find a compatible Julia version. I have already the julia binaries (and soft links to them) in/usr/local/bin/julia
. Is there a way for me to specify tojuliacall
the location of said binaries so that it won't attempt to download other binaries?Error message:
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