Error when installing using pip
Sasori323 opened this issue · 2 comments
When I try to install it with pip install bcml it starts loading, but in the moment of loading metadata, it returns an error saying I need C++ 14.00 or superior, but I already have it installed. Maybe it's because I'm using python 3.10? If that's the case, how can I use python 3.9 instead of 3.10.without having to uninstall 3.10 (I have both versions installed, but for some reason, using, for example, python just executes 3.10 version. I suppose maybe that also happens with pip.
Use 3.8, not 3.9. And you can do that by running pip in module mode instead of executable mode. Instead of pip install bcml you would use [path_to_python_exe] -m pip install bcml
Replace [path_to_python_exe] with the path. For example, if you installed 3.8 to C:/Python38, you’d replace it with C:/Python38/python.exe
Ok, I'll try tomorrow, thank you