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I was hoping to experiment with hpat on the system, getting ready for data-intensive work in the cloud. However, I do not see it installed and even the preset channels do not include the module even though it is on the Intel channel on Anaconda, albeit with a 'test' label.
Please let me know if you could get hpat to work.
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Thanks for reaching out to us.
Kindly follow below steps to get hpat installed in a conda environment :
conda create -n env_hpat -c intel python=3.6 source activate env_hpat conda install -c intel -c intel/label/test hpat
Try to import hpat from python terminal.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks for reaching out to us.
Kindly follow below steps to get hpat installed in a conda environment :
conda create -n env_hpat -c intel python=3.6 source activate env_hpat conda install -c intel -c intel/label/test hpat
Try to import hpat from python terminal.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks, this sounds cool.
I must be confused by the setup though — if I installed everything from a terminal, why can't activate the environment in a new notebook?
!source activate env_hpat
gave me
/bin/sh: 1: source: not found
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Kindly follow below steps to use your conda environment from jupyter notebook :
Activate the conda environment from the terminal.
source activate env_hpat
Install ipykernel
conda install ipykernel ipython kernel install --name env_hpat --user
Now open the jupyter and select the "env_hpat" from Kernel option. ( path : jupyter -> kernel -> change kernel -> env_hpat)
Hope this works !!
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Thanks again, so far so good!
Btw, a bland `conda update conda` before everything else failed, even though it attempted to update a surprising number of packages. (DevCloud promised to keep us on the bleeding edge, but you must know if some things are unstable or incompatible with other things.)
EnvironmentNotWritableError: The current user does not have write permissions to the target environment.
environment location: /glob/intel-python/versions/2018u2/intelpython3
uid: 34333
gid: 34333
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Hope your initial query was resolved.
Kindly raise a new thread for your new query.
Please confirm whether issue related to hpat on devcloud is resolved, so that we can close it !!
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Solved, please close the ticket.
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This issue had been resolved and the thread is now closed. If you have a similar question, please start a new thread
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