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Despite being on windows, I can't / don't want to install the Visual Studio 2003 compiler.
I finally found someone whom have compiled the wheel files that I could install using pip install pylzma-0.5.0-XXX.whl
Wheels can be downloaded here: https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pylzma
But that's really painful and not automatize-able.
I get it that you prefer to install the library using source code by default, and that's great.
But could you too give a wheel option, at least for the latest version of python?
I mean, I now hesitate to use this package in my projects, because it won't be easy for the users to install this lib if pip throws an error each time they try to install it.
If I missed something, please, do tell me.
Thank you for your work on this library.
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I am also facing the same issue, this is how I solved it.
FYI @fancycode
When it did this, pip install pylzma, I get this error,
Same error occurs when I am running these commands in python shell, from distutils import msvccompiler or from distutils.msvccompiler import MSVCCompiler
Although, when I tried to import the MSVCCompiler in python shell with this command, from distutils._msvccompiler import MSVCCompiler it imported just fine. Please see the screenshot below.
Initially I thought it's just file naming issue, but this is how I solved it, it's just a workaround, and I am also getting deprecation warnings, when I am running pip show pylzma
Greetings,
Despite being on windows, I can't / don't want to install the Visual Studio 2003 compiler.
I finally found someone whom have compiled the wheel files that I could install using
pip install pylzma-0.5.0-XXX.whl
Wheels can be downloaded here: https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pylzma
But that's really painful and not automatize-able.
I get it that you prefer to install the library using source code by default, and that's great.
But could you too give a wheel option, at least for the latest version of python?
I mean, I now hesitate to use this package in my projects, because it won't be easy for the users to install this lib if pip throws an error each time they try to install it.
If I missed something, please, do tell me.
Thank you for your work on this library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: