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It's already a thing of the past. Since numpy & co got packaged as binaries in .whl wheels, you can just pip install them on windows.
by CraigJPerry 11y ago
It's already a thing of the past. Since numpy & co got packaged as binaries in .whl wheels, you can just pip install them on windows.
- NamTaf 11y agoYou have to find the .whls though, you can't compile from source. That's fine, but it's a second class solution. Moreover, getting stuff like OpenCV to work is a pain, and I find that the deep learning packages (e.g.: theano) get even worse.