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问题 I am trying to install TensorFlow with GPU support on Windows 10, but I get an error (shown below) when importing it. The CPU version works fine. I have installed tensorflow-gpu through pip updated the NVidia drivers for my GTX 1050 with GeForce Experience installed CUDA 10.1 with NVidia's network installer installed cuDNN 7.5.0.56, taking care of copying every file in the right CUDA folder installed TensorRT 5.1.2.2 via the zip method and copied the relevant DLLs in CUDA again This is the

问题 I make clone of a git repository, and right after it I get untracked and unstaged (modified/deleted) files in git status . Then I set fileMode=false for Mac, and several files go away from unstaged. But I cannot understand what to do with the others. I've tried a bunch of things from stackoverflow and other places, but nothing helps. So my question is why I get all these untracked / unstaged files right after cloning the repo, and how to fix it. I use Mac for development, but I've tried to

问题 I have created a python script to regularly scrape a website and store the results in a .json file while at work. This script is set to run without the command line on an infinite loop, so I can have it start in the morning and then just run unimpeded throughout the day. My issue is that at night I'm going to want to kill it so that I can go home, but I don't want to cause any issues with killing it mid-connection or mid-write. I was wondering what was the correct way to handle creating, and

问题 Machine Configuration: My config is windows 7 x64, with python 2.7 and cython 0.18 (all 64 bit ) installed. I also have MS C++ 2008 Visual Studio installed. I have the GSL binaries and have Path pointed to the GSL\Bin. I am using MS VS 2008 + SDK 7.0 to compile cython .pyx files. I use the SDK 7.0 command prompt to compile to c and cython. Problem However at compilation time I get a LINK error 2019, which indicates the header files in the GSL folder are not being found . My Attempts To

问题 Machine Configuration: My config is windows 7 x64, with python 2.7 and cython 0.18 (all 64 bit ) installed. I also have MS C++ 2008 Visual Studio installed. I have the GSL binaries and have Path pointed to the GSL\Bin. I am using MS VS 2008 + SDK 7.0 to compile cython .pyx files. I use the SDK 7.0 command prompt to compile to c and cython. Problem However at compilation time I get a LINK error 2019, which indicates the header files in the GSL folder are not being found . My Attempts To

问题 In Windows image files can be tagged. These tags can be viewed and edited by right clicking on a file, clicking over to the Details tab, then clicking on the Tags property value cell. I want to be able to read and write these tags using Python 3. This is not EXIF data so EXIF solutions won't work. I believe it's part of the Windows Property System, but I can't find a reference in Dev Center. I looked into win32com.propsys and couldn't see anything in there either. I wrote a program that does

问题 Scroll down to see new update Update:: In other word: I want to launch another program in the manner of a shell on Windows. Need a two way communication between parent and child process using c++ on Windows. The parent is my program and the child is a random console application (like mysql terminal). It's been a couple days searching but couldn't find any working solution for Windows. Also MS documentations is not helping. Here i got a sample code from a question asked three years ago. How

问题 This question already has answers here : Python: How can I make the ANSI escape codes to work also in Windows? (9 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I can print test1 in green and test2 in red in ipython : print ('\033[92m' + "test1") print ('\033[91m' + "test2") But gives me the following error printed in white in the terminal : [92mtest1 [91mtest2 回答1: Windows terminal doesn't handle ansi coding for coloring text like other (vt100 compatible) terminals. If you want to be able to color your

问题 This question already has answers here : Python: How can I make the ANSI escape codes to work also in Windows? (9 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I can print test1 in green and test2 in red in ipython : print ('\033[92m' + "test1") print ('\033[91m' + "test2") But gives me the following error printed in white in the terminal : [92mtest1 [91mtest2 回答1: Windows terminal doesn't handle ansi coding for coloring text like other (vt100 compatible) terminals. If you want to be able to color your

问题 I am not a windows programmer but it seems that I have to do an extension for Internet explorer. I made a BHO with the help of this thread : How to get started with developing Internet Explorer extensions? I did it, it "works" with VS's debug mode. Now I want a way to install it on a target machine. I know there is a lot of thread all over internet but half of it don't work for me and I can't understand the other half. Windows's system programming is not a trivia for me and I really need help