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When using CMake with gtsam, I found that the generated dynamic library (.so) does not match with Anaconda, but instead matches with the default Python version of Ubuntu 22.04. This means I can only use Python 3.10. How can I resolve this issue? #66

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EOF101110 opened this issue Dec 18, 2023 · 0 comments
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When using CMake with gtsam, I found that the generated dynamic library (.so) does not match with Anaconda, but instead matches with the default Python version of Ubuntu 22.04. This means I can only use Python 3.10. How can I resolve this issue? #66

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When using CMake with gtsam, I found that the generated dynamic library (.so) does not match with Anaconda, but instead matches with the default Python version of Ubuntu 22.04. This means I can only use Python 3.10. How can I resolve this issue?
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