Fortran compiler not found about pm-remez

[daniestevez]

There are binary packages published in PyPI for the most common architectures and operating systems, so probably you could have done pip install pm-remez instead of building from source. I see that this isn't mentioned in the README, so I'm updating it to include it in #3.

[daniestevez]

A Fortran compiler is definitely required if you compile a LAPACK implementation such as OpenBLAS as part of the build. I'm not sure if you also need a Fortran compiler if you link against a LAPACK library already available in the system.

What are you trying to do? Depending on that, one build method or another might make more sense for your use case.

[VAnavangot]

Hi @daniestevez, Thanks for your response

What are you trying to do? Depending on that, one build method or another might make more sense for your use case.

I am trying to install pm-remez and use it in python. I first installed the the packages using cargo build ... -- this did not cause any errors if I am not wrong. But while installing the python package using python -m build I am facing the FortranCompilerNotFound error.

I will install the gfortran and see if the error gets resolved

A Fortran compiler is definitely required if you compile a LAPACK implementation such as OpenBLAS as part of the build. I'm not sure if you also need a Fortran compiler if you link against a LAPACK library already available in the system.

What are you trying to do? Depending on that, one build method or another might make more sense for your use case.

[VAnavangot]

Installing gfortran could resolve this issue.

Now pm_remez works from me in python 😄 . TY @daniestevez