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How to enable unicode for Python on Fedora?

I am trying to compile MGTAXA on Fedora 23, but I get this error about python needs to be 2.2 or higher (2.7.10 is installed) and that unicode needs to be enabled.

Question

Can anyone tell me, what I need to do to enable unicode for Python in Fedora 23 and how to make it see that Python is at least 2.2?

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Answer


‘andreyto-mgtaxa-8175a98’ : Create a “Fedora 23 Makefile” : $ mkdir build2 && cd build2/ && cmake ../

And then : $ make : No errors here, Fedora 23 – x86_64.

# make install : And you get /usr/local/bin/{ mgt-glm-build-icm, mgt-glm-build-fixed, mgt-glm-score-fixed, mgt-glm-simple-score }.


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