I keep getting this error in a Docker container when I execute docker run. Dockerfile Docker process Error docker logs docker inspect 59a03e87fe83 Answer your python binary resides in /usr/local/bin and with your mount you override it with whatever is in /tmp path on your host
Tag: shared-libraries
Importing cython generated *.so-module with another python-version or on another OS
How should a file myModule.cpython-35m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so be imported in python? Is it possible? I tried the regular way: and the interpreter says: This is a software that I can’t install in the cluster that I am working at so I just extracted the .deb package and it does not have a wheel file or structure to install. Answer It is problematic
Undefined symbol, despite being defined in linked library (CUDA 10.1)
I have a library my_lib.so which links to several CUDA 10.1 libraries, including libnppicc.so. Running ldd on the library outputs the following – all dependencies are resolved correctly: Next, I have a python bindings library which correctly links against this shared library lib_tf.so. When I try to run a simple python program which imports the python module, I get the
Adding RevitAPI.dll into a Visual Studio
When I’m adding a RevitAPI.dll file into Visual Studio this message has appeared (The selected component could not be browsed) anyone could support me? Answer Have you manually navigated to the directory containing Revit.exe and selected the Revit API .NET assembly there? Have you set the correct version of the .NET framework? Revit 2021 requires .NET 4.8. If both answers