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Issues when installing TTT on Windows #1
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Hi Till, Today I had to install TTT on another PC with Windows 11, Python 3.9 and got stuck at this exact point despite having the C++ Build Tools installed. p.s.: Perhaps it would be nice to specify which parts of the C++ Build Tools are required, because they take quite a lot of GB. I am running an older version (VS 2017) and among the Optional I have only MSVC and Windows SDK. Not sure about the current requirements, but in today's installation we eventually selected all (out of desperation :D ) before figuring out the solution with sickit-bio version. Best, |
Hi Onrej, However, I currently don't have time for any major updates, since I'll move to another position in May and have to wrap up stuff at the moment. However, I have future plans for both TTT and APSCALE, which will simplify the installation and add new features. Currently many errors start to pop-up with version conflicts and updates of various packages... But I will not really have time for updates before summer. best, |
I had the following error when trying to install TTT: "Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or greater is required" I followed this step-by-step tutorial: https://youtu.be/Y4QxGemfNrs?si=b2qI6eDvj00gyIvf As explained in the video, you would need to install Visual C++ 2015 because higher versions have a bug, then you will also need to install Visual Studio Build Tools 2017, which you can find here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57795314/are-visual-studio-2017-build-tools-still-available-for-download |
Installation of scikit-bio fails
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