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Could not build wheels for selective_scan, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects #89
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Hello, before you execute main.py, you should first execute the command (cd kernels/selective_scan: Python setup. py install) to install selective_scan, which may solve your problem |
Have you ever checked the #95 ? Is that works for you? |
It seems that you haven't installed g++? |
Did you solve it? I had the same problem T^T SOS!!! |
have you resovled this issue, i also faced this problem. |
same here. Did anyone solved it? |
I tried it,but it did not work. |
I also had this problem, and finally found out that the version of gcc was too low (4.x.x), and after upgrading the version (11.x.x) the installation was successful |
Hello author, I've encountered a bit of trouble here. I've also downloaded the pyproject.toml library mentioned. Could the issue lie in my CUDA configuration? I'm using CUDA 11.7, cuDNN 8.5.0, and Torch 2.0.0.
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