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Installation problem on Windows #850
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yea im dealing with the same problem for python 3.6 and VS 2017 ...... |
Same here. |
Yep. I am having exactly same problem. |
So this is how I went around this problem. |
Yes. I saw it. For me the reason to install was to be able to sign ethereum
transactions. Finally I installed web3.py beta version to sign it and
ignorres pyethereum all together. If I have a problem with I will do as you
did. Thank you.
…On Fri, Apr 6, 2018, 22:51 fireflystorm ***@***.***> wrote:
So this is how I went around it this problem.
If you look at the error message you will find out that it is related to
failure installing ethhash(aka pyethash) library and not ethereum(aka
pyethereum) itself.
If you look at ethash's github issue tracker you'll see quite a few issues
related to installing it on Windows and will finally realise that basically
Windows is not supported...
That said some people came up with a hack that indeed allows you to
install pyethash - ethereum/ethash#104
<ethereum/ethash#104>. The hack requires you to
close the source code from github and modify a file.
You can then install ethash and after that ethereum itself.
Hope this helps.
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Hi guys, I am having problem running the installation. I am on Windows 7, python 3.5.2 and Visual Studio 2015. When I run python setup.py install, it is complaining
src/python/core.c(2): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'alloca.h': No such file or directory
. I notice this is happening when it tries to install ethash. Looking at an old issue posted here I also notice there was also some blockers around LevelDB (#167). I am wondering is pyethereum ready on Windows yet?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: