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< bhanukumarGitter>
hello everyone.
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< rcurtin>
bhanukumarGitter: looks to me like configuration succeeded, so those are just warnings not errors
< rcurtin>
but if you were trying to configure with Python bindings, then I would suggest setting the CMake option `-DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE=/path/to/python`
< rcurtin>
where `/path/to/python` should be the path to whatever Python executable you want to use (that could be python2 or python3, both work)
< rcurtin>
and then make sure that Cython is available in that Python environment
< bhanukumarGitter>
@matrixbot ok, so i am new to this mlpack. I was asking just that is it okay just to work on the python shell or should we use any python ide like anaconda or any other?