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Python bindings in Windows #243

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LorenzoMonni opened this issue Mar 28, 2015 · 5 comments
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Python bindings in Windows #243

LorenzoMonni opened this issue Mar 28, 2015 · 5 comments

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@LorenzoMonni
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Is it possible to configure the Python Bindings and use them in Windows? What operations should I carry out? I never used Waf as a build system, so I don't know its workflow to come out with an installed python module.

@dbogdanov
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Not sure, we'll need to check if python bindings work on windows.

@dbogdanov dbogdanov added this to the 2.1 milestone May 21, 2015
@rrherr
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rrherr commented Jun 16, 2015

I'm the same boat as Lorenzo Monni. In theory, building from source shouldn't be too high of a hurdle, but in practice, it could exclude many potential users who haven't done this before. If we could get a pre-compiled .pyd file, that would really help us Python Windows users to get started. Thanks!

@vladinator1000
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+1 This would be awesome to have

@dbogdanov
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You can use Bash on Ubuntu on Win10 to make use of Essentia's python bindings.

@dbogdanov dbogdanov modified the milestones: future, 2.1 Dec 22, 2016
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driedler commented Dec 7, 2017

I've managed to build the (mostly working) python bindings for windows:
You may download the package from here:
https://filebin.ca/3jqt1jmyD7TR/essentia-python.7z

Tested with Python2.7-32bit

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