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Trying to add new package: REBOUND
See original GitHub issue🐍 Package Request
- Package Name and Version: rebound/latest
- Package URL: https://github.com/hannorein/rebound
- Package Dependencies that needs to be resolved first: None
I’m trying to make the REBOUND package compatible with pyodide but I’m stuck. I’ve followed the instructions in the documentation and I seem to get through all the steps without any error messages. I can see that all the c files get compiled and in the end, I see a Succeeded building package rebound message and a whl file. However, upon closer inspection, the .so file seems to be empty. On the other hand, I’ve checked the .o files which seem to be ok. So maybe there is a problem with the linking? Given the lack of error messages, any help on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)
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Your first guess was right. I was using the REPL from the pyodide website which gave me the stable branch by default. If I use the REPL for the latest branch, everything works! Thanks again!
Closing this one. Opened PR #2868.