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Incorrect website grizzly install command
According to https://www.weld.rs/grizzly/ the command to get started is $ pip install grizzly however this doesn't seem to be correct. The grizzly package on PyPi is some sort of USB driver.
I believe the documentation should be: pip install pygrizzly but that is failing for me, too
@gnmerritt were you able to fix it? I'm having the same issue. I installed using pip install pygrizzly. However, when I try to import I'm getting NameError: name 'WeldInt16' is not defined
Ah, this version of Grizzly is outdated/not supported. We’ve been working on a ground up rewrite that isn’t published on PyPi yet, but you can install it from source here:
https://github.com/weld-project/weld/tree/master/weld-python
I’ll post an update on this issue when this is released/published!
On Sat, May 2, 2020 at 9:21 PM Supun Abeysinghe [email protected] wrote:
@gnmerritt https://github.com/gnmerritt were you able to fix it? I'm having the same issue. I installed using pip install pygrizzly. However, when I try to import I'm getting NameError: name 'WeldInt16' is not defined
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@sppalkia Where can I find a working version of Grizzly? I tried installing the python package in weld-python directory, but it seems like it only includes the python weld APIs, but not Grizzly. (I tried doing import weld.grizzly, it says no module found)
Should I use the old python/pyweld, python/grizzly, ..etc project? If so, what version of the release would you recommend?