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QUESTION
I am currently starting with python and I am trying to use an open source model of the German energy network. This model uses a makefile to automize several steps of the code. The issue is now that I don't get the makefile running. I using Windows with JupyterLab in my Mozilla Browser. I have also finished the steps from the section 'Before running the makefile...'
I have opened the code path with JupyterLab and if I am writing simply 'make test' (as given in the model's documentation) into the Console, I get a syntax error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-23 at 11:57Make files are no python scripts. Jupyter expects python scripts. You probably need to use the makefile from the terminal.
Not sure how well make files work on windows you probably need to do this on Linux.
That's just what I assume though I didn't read the documentation.
QUESTION
Is there an equivalent to Powershell make? The equivalent of make/rake/cake/py-make, even Gulp...etc? I primarily desire a task runner for build automation. I want to be able to select and compose tasks like I can in Gulp.
Ideally, the solution would be native to Powershell. There are very tight security restrictions on software installations for the project. The power of Google has failed me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-28 at 14:35nothing built-in, but there are different solutions like psake or invoke-build. maybe something else.
You can also use VScode for that, you can define tasks (basically run scripts or something) and run them on save or on check out, etc
QUESTION
I have a problem to run ndarray.dot(array-like object) either in Python 2.7 and 3.4 in exec() function - python hangs and I need to close it. Based on Numpy "dot" hangs or multiprocessing with numpy quits Python it is a known issue. When multiprocessing library is used, python hangs because of the deadlock.
How the code below behaves using exec()? Does exec() create a new thread? Is there any solution to fix it?
The actual code is more complex, so I need to use exec().
test_dot.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-18 at 14:18This is probably problem with line '__builtins__': None,
. If you comment this line out, your code will work just fine. Btw. what was the purpose of this line?
exec
does not create another thread, it executes in the current thread and any other function. The rest of the code simply waits for exec
to be finished before is continues.
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