Root-config --has-python

Hellow!
When I use the command of root-config --has-python(using the command in the bin file) ,The reply from the computer is
no .
Due to some necessary requirements, I must ask the computer to give me a yes.
what should I do?
ROOT Version: 6.22.02
Platform: ubuntu
Compiler: root_v6.22.02.Linux-ubuntu18-x86_64-gcc7.5.tar.gz

The correct syntax is root-config --has-pyroot

1 Like

…since 6.20 or 6.22, I think. --has-python used to work with older versions

2 Likes

@wsy-123 I see you are trying to install CheckMate. I suggest you ask the developers how to set it up with a recent ROOT version, it should work but their installation instructions might be outdated.

I reported this to the developers some time ago: Support pre-compiled ROOT binaries and installations from package managers · Discussion #8 · CheckMATE2/checkmate2 · GitHub

2 Likes

…finally note that this user solved the --has-python--has-pyroot problem by updating the version of CheckMate that they were building: Root 6.22 no Python support enabled

1 Like

Thank you very much for your reminder. I found that the checkmate literature I read is very old, and now I have found the latest checkmate literature. I think the installation and use problem of checkmate will be solved soon. thanks again

This topic was automatically closed 14 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.