[object Object][object Object][object Object]

Symptom

On the Kylin V10 operating system, you encounter issues such as failing to install [object Object].

Cause

The dependencies are not installed correctly.

Solution

Install the dependencies as follows:

[object Object]

1. Create a Yum repository configuration file.

   [object Object]

   The content is as follows:

   [object Object]

2. Update the Yum cache.

   [object Object]

[object Object]

Symptom

When you build Faiss 1.10.0, an error appears that says [object Object].

Cause

The current CMake version is too low. Faiss 1.10.0 requires CMake 3.24.0 or later.

Solution

Install CMake 3.24.0 or later. The following example uses CMake 3.24.0.

• x86 environment:

  1. Obtain the CMake installation script.

     [object Object]

  2. Run the installation script.

     [object Object]
     [object Object]

  3. Check the CMake version.

     [object Object]

     The current CMake version is displayed as follows:

     [object Object]

• AArch64 environment:

  1. Obtain the CMake installation script.

     [object Object]

  2. Run the installation script.

     [object Object]
     [object Object]

  3. Check the CMake version.

     [object Object]

     The current CMake version is displayed as follows:

     [object Object]

[object Object]

Symptom

When you build and install [object Object], the following error appears.

Cause

When you build and install Python from source, you do not set the [object Object] parameter.

[object Object]: Keeps the shared library generated earlier.

Solution

Rebuild and install Python. The following example shows the build parameters.

[object Object][object Object]

Symptom

Import error example: [object Object].

Cause

Different components report a conflict when they reference a [object Object] file.

Solution

1. Add the following content to the first line of the running demo or sample code.

   [object Object]

2. Retry. If the issue still persists, add the full path of the [object Object] file mentioned in the error to the [object Object] environment variable. Note that there may be multiple entries. The following example uses [object Object] to represent the path of the faulty [object Object] file.

   [object Object]

[object Object]

Symptom

The following error appears when Python imports a package.

Cause

Different components report a conflict when they reference [object Object].

Solution

Add the following content to the first line of the running demo or sample code.

[object Object]

Symptom

After the run completes, the following error appears: [object Object] or [object Object].

Cause

This may happen because another component in the user business process uses [object Object] resources and calls [object Object] to release them. As a result, the [object Object] resources are released twice.

Solution

• Solution 1

  Set the [object Object] environment variable to [object Object] so that Index SDK does not call [object Object]. Set it to [object Object] to keep calling [object Object]. Any other value is invalid.

  Ensure that the installed Index SDK version matches the compatible version, and add the environment variable as follows:

  [object Object]

• Solution 2

  If Solution 1 does not work, remove [object Object], and then adjust the import order. If you import packages related to [object Object] or [object Object] together with packages related to [object Object] or [object Object], import the latter first.

[object Object]

Symptom

When an exception is raised, the stack trace prints only one line of exception information.

Cause

The current default traceback limit is set to [object Object], which means only the top of the stack is printed.

Solution

In the running demo or at the call site, import the [object Object] package, and then add the following configuration:

[object Object]