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fusesoc problems with python on Windows - python3 vs python #86
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Hi, Try this command Hope it will do something. |
Hi @KinzaQamar - I appreciate your assistance. I was able to eventually get The `fusesoc`` version on Windows reports:
but I still see this error:
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Hi, |
Hi @KinzaQamar - which dependencies are you referring to? The Here's the output from various commands. I created a new
Although it might be nice to get this working on Windows, this issue is not nearly as important since I have |
Hmm... this one is a bit tricky. I would had assumed that there would be a python3 symlink/alias on every platform. Especially since we have seen other places where things go haywire because python is linked to python2. For this particular problem, I see a manual workaround for now. Edit |
similar to #83 in WSL, the Windows version of
fusesoc
seems to not properly detect which version of python to use.Here in Windows,
python
is Python version 3.6 andpython3
is not defined, causing afusesoc
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