Hey hey :) I am fairly new with pyopencl. Still getting the grip of it...
Although the docs suggest installing pyopencl with conda I have been using pip, which seems to work quite well, apart from an issue with dependencies. pip install pyopencl on a freshly created virtual environment will complain about missing numpy and warn about missing pybind11 and mako. Regarding numpy, and if I understand correctly, some effort has been put ( https://github.com/inducer/pyopencl/blob/master/aksetup_helper.py#L69) to fix the issue with the class "ExtensionUsingNumpy" as opposed to "NumpyExtension". I gave it a try with the latest version in the github repo, and `pip install .`, but it still complains about missing numpy. Should I install dependencies manually beforehand? Shouldn't this be handled in setup.py with setup_requires=[] and install_requires=[]? >From a user perspective it makes a lot of sense to just run `pip install pyopencl` and have all dependencies installed, similar to what happens when we install scipy or matplotlib. Thanks in advance, Goncalo
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