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I have the IntelOpenMP_jll
error.
#743
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Can you try with Julia 1.8? |
Thank you! It works well with the Julia 1.8.3 environment. |
@KristofferC I have a similar issue with a sysimage that depends on Rmath. I am on Julia 1.9.4 and try to run the sysimage in a Docker container and apparently the sysimage does not work in the container because Rmath is missing.
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Only creating a sysimage does not bundle any artifacts. You can do a |
Does that mean, I always need the context in which the sysimage was built to relocate and use the sysimage? There is also #639 from which I understood that artifacts can be bundled but maybe I misunderstood this. |
As of right now yes. There is nothing in the sysimage that contains the information needed to download the artifacts. As you mentioned, it should be possible to create a mega Artifacts.toml file that includes all artifacts needed for a sysimage. |
Thanks for the insight. So essentially, in order to run project A with sysimage of project B, I have to either move the artifacts manually to the target container or copy project B into the target container and do |
@KristofferC Is there any way to achieve this automatically within the sysimage? The issue I am seeing is that the artifact loading (and resulting error) seems to occur during For a concrete example, I compile a sysimage with just Rmath:
then when I try to start the resulting image in a clean depot:
If you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it |
My julia version is:
Could you halp me to solve it?
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