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QUESTION
My program crashed with the following message from CPython
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-22 at 18:30In my experience, the Allocated using API '', verified using API 'o'
error suggests that there is a reference counting mistake somewhere in your program.
It's easy to add or forget a
Py_INCREF
orPy_DECREF
. AddingPy_DECREF(Py_True)
orPy_DECREF(Py_False)
by mistake
Therefore, start by reviewing all your usages of Py_True
, Py_False
, and also Py_None
.
Python 3.11 will have a more indicative message for this kind of a problem, when you use the debug version of libpython.
QUESTION
I've been trying, without any luck, to install pdftotext
module (Python), but it fails, and returns a bunch of errors. So, you guys could help me figure it out, it would be greatly appreciated!
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 13:59conda install -c conda-forge poppler
QUESTION
I am trying to install the Kivy package on Pycharm and for some reason it is giving me an error. Note its not from the pip, it works for other packages and it is updated. The reason why I am asking for help is because I dont understand the interpreters commands and errors so I would love some help. Thanks, I appreciate all the help I can get :)
The commad that I am using is -> pip install kivy
This is the given error
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-14 at 15:26Here are my experience with installing kivy:
- Make sure you don't use python version 3.9
- pip install kivy - does not work
create new project using Virtualenv and using python 3.7 (of course other versions can also work except 3.9)
then simply create requirements.txt file within root of your project if not yet exist and include kivy
Pycharm automatically asks if you want to install requirements.
Finally, verify
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy an AWS Lambda function using Serverless framework with python3.7 runtime and I need to package dlib as a dependency and import inside the lambda function. Any ideas what's the easiest way to make dlib work on python3.7 and package successfully using the Serverless framework? TIA...
UPDATE: I already added dlib==19.9.0 to my requirements.txt, I am using the Serverless plugin serverless-python-requirements and I deploy using bitbucket pipeline based on an ubuntu image with python & node base. I also install cmake in the pipeline script since dlib needs it to compile as I've seen.
The pipeline fails with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-07 at 04:57Marcin's suggestion works but is somewhat tedious. Fortunately, here comes the serverless framework to the rescue. The following example uses Python 3.8, but can easily switch it to 3.7.
Prerequisites:
- You need Docker if you are not natively running linux
- NPM
- Serverless Python Requirements:
npm install --save serverless-python-requirements
QUESTION
Trying to install mlpy 3.5.0 in a virtual environment on macOS Catalina, I am getting an error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 14:01SOLVED by deleting all .c files in all subfolders of mlpy that were created by Cython and were already included in the archive.
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