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pythonfmu-export problem in another system #192
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levanthanh3005
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pythonfmu-export
pythonfmu-export problem in another system
Nov 26, 2023
PythonFMU links with Python 3.9, so it expects to find it on the target system. This has been an issue on Linux from the start. |
Please re-export using PythonFMU 0.6.3 and see if the issue is resolved. |
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Hi,
After run build, I bring my fmu file to another system, and it does not work with the error:
"Failed to load shared library /tmp/tmp9az2e0dh/binaries/linux64/PythonSlave.so. libpython3.9.so.1.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
I think I have not pack it in the pythonfmu-export,
Do you have a full script from "pythonfmu build -f fmu-pythonslave.py" to the pythonfmu-export that pack the entire fmu inside the binary wrapper of C++.
I can not find it in the folder pythonfmu-export or the script in github action,
Regards,
T
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