Could not find Makefile+Call Stack (most recent call first): CMakeLists.txt:151 (add_core)

[reginalluna]

Issue summary

I tried many times to build [retro] through CMake, but the error is keep showing up. I don't know how to fix them.

[Put a detailed description of the issue here.]

System information

• [Gym Retro version]: the newest

[endrift]

You need to do a proper git checkout, this looks like you downloaded and extracted a zip file of the repository

[reginalluna]

You need to do a proper git checkout, this looks like you downloaded and extracted a zip file of the repository

Hi endriftm

I used GitDesktop to clone this repository. About the git checkout, which branch should I get in?
Is it the branch I should get in?

[reginalluna]

You need to do a proper git checkout, this looks like you downloaded and extracted a zip file of the repository

And now I'm having the problem like this

[christopherhesse]

It looks like your python may also be broken. You may want to reinstall python.

If you follow the instructions for building from source here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developing.html building retro should work (but the instructions are not extensively tested).

Can I ask why you are installing retro from source? Most users do not need to do this.

[reginalluna]

It looks like your python may also be broken. You may want to reinstall python.

If you follow the instructions for building from source here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developing.html building retro should work (but the instructions are not extensively tested).

Can I ask why you are installing retro from source? Most users do not need to do this.

Hi Christopherhesse,

I'm confused about the instruction of using Gym-Retro (I'm an artist so I don't have that much knowledge about computer science hope you don't mind.)

I'm following the tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFa6NhLgeL0 here, and I'm stopping at

pip3 install -e .

for three days.

[reginalluna]

It looks like your python may also be broken. You may want to reinstall python.

If you follow the instructions for building from source here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developing.html building retro should work (but the instructions are not extensively tested).

Can I ask why you are installing retro from source? Most users do not need to do this.

Should I uninstall all the python on my computer?

[christopherhesse]

I'm afraid we don't really provide python support here, but you should probably uninstall and reinstall all the pythons.

I took a quick look at that video and I don't know why the person installs retro from source, I think you could accomplish the same thing by following the getting started guide here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html and then doing the import_sega_classics script mentioned in the video to get the sonic ROM installed.

Installing from source if you don't have to do it will be a huge pain.

[reginalluna]

I'm afraid we don't really provide python-support here, but you should probably uninstall and reinstall all the pythons.

I took a quick look at that video and I don't know why the person installs retro from source, I think you could accomplish the same thing by following the getting started guide here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html and then doing the import_sega_classics script mentioned in the video to get the sonic ROM installed.

Installing from source if you don't have to do it will be a huge pain.

Hi Christopherhess,

Thanks so much for your advice. I'm uninstalling all the python stuff first and follow the step you provide. I will let you know if I find any trouble next. xxx

[reginalluna]

I'm afraid we don't really provide python support here, but you should probably uninstall and reinstall all the pythons.

I took a quick look at that video and I don't know why the person installs retro from source, I think you could accomplish the same thing by following the getting started guide here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html and then doing the import_sega_classics script mentioned in the video to get the sonic ROM installed.

Installing from source if you don't have to do it will be a huge pain.

Hi Christopherhess,

it doesn't work when I typed

pip install -e .

Do I make anything wrong there?

I tried to follow the instruction on getting_started but I'm confusing about the way to creat . Where should I put

import retro
env = retro.make(game='Airstriker-Genesis')

[reginalluna]

I'm afraid we don't really provide python support here, but you should probably uninstall and reinstall all the pythons.

I took a quick look at that video and I don't know why the person installs retro from source, I think you could accomplish the same thing by following the getting started guide here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html and then doing the import_sega_classics script mentioned in the video to get the sonic ROM installed.

Installing from source if you don't have to do it will be a huge pain.

Hi Christopherhess,

When I run pip install gym-retro the problem shows up.

[christopherhesse]

Oh, we don't have python 3.8 wheels yet, you should make sure you are using python 3.7

[reginalluna]

Oh no. My fault. Let me install Python 3.7; btw, could I keep Python 3.8 on my device?

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[christopherhesse]

Maybe but it's going to be pretty confusing if you do.

[reginalluna]

I'm afraid we don't really provide python support here, but you should probably uninstall and reinstall all the pythons.

I took a quick look at that video and I don't know why the person installs retro from source, I think you could accomplish the same thing by following the getting started guide here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html and then doing the import_sega_classics script mentioned in the video to get the sonic ROM installed.

Installing from source if you don't have to do it will be a huge pain.

I tried to run pip3 install -e . on LinuxOS, but it doesn't work still.

[reginalluna]

I'm afraid we don't really provide python support here, but you should probably uninstall and reinstall all the pythons.
I took a quick look at that video and I don't know why the person installs retro from source, I think you could accomplish the same thing by following the getting started guide here: https://retro.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html and then doing the import_sega_classics script mentioned in the video to get the sonic ROM installed.
Installing from source if you don't have to do it will be a huge pain.

I tried to run pip3 install -e . on LinuxOS, but it doesn't work still.

Ok, the code sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev did help. Let me see if it can run well or not.

[christopherhesse]

I think you should probably not run pip install -e at all. As the getting started guide says, you should probably run pip3 install gym-retro

[reginalluna]

I think you should probably not run pip install -e at all. As the getting started guide says, you should probably run pip3 install gym-retro

It works on the Ubuntu (VM), but O'm still not sure whether it can work on windows10 or not.

Here' the new problem I have => 'module' object has no attribute 'make'

[christopherhesse]

pip install gym-retro should work on windows, I use it on my windows 10 machine, and I've never gotten retro to build from source on there. It won't work with python 3.8 though, just 3.7 and 3.6, until this issue is fixed: #197

[reginalluna]

pip install gym-retro should work on windows, I use it on my windows 10 machine, and I've never gotten retro to build from source on there. It won't work with python 3.8 though, just 3.7 and 3.6, until this issue is fixed: #197

pip install gym-retro can work on windows 10, but when I use pip3 install -e . it causes a crushing. Let me try to run it on Ubuntu first then check it on win10 later.

[christopherhesse]

I am saying don't use pip3 install -e

[reginalluna]

I am saying don't use pip3 install -e

Oh, ok. It works on Ubuntu anyway. But, I'm having a new proble of AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'make'
now

[christopherhesse]

You're probably in some folder that has a folder named retro in it, change to a different directory.

[christopherhesse]

Closing due to lack of activity