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amg _ example.py #106
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Hello @yang606, yes it should work on Ubuntu. |
So why do I run amg _ example.py and the results show that RuntimeError : Windows not still support for torch.compile ? |
@yang606 - It looks like PyTorch thinks you're trying to run it on Windows. Are you running on the linux subsystem for Windows or somesuch? |
No, I 'm running on Windows11. Thank you for your reply ! |
@yang606 - For now we don't have support for torch.compile on Windows (with the default compiler backend), but you could try running on Ubuntu or without torch.compile (but it'll be slower). Sorry for the inconvenience. See https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/windows-support-timeline-for-torch-compile/182268 for more details. |
Okay. Thank you very much for your suggestion ! |
Why is it that when I run amg _ example.py, the result shows RuntimeError : Windows not yet supported for torch.compile?Can it run on the Ubuntu system ?
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