Error: no installed version

[azze-r]

Hi,
Configuration : Manjaro Linux 32 bits (based on archlinux)
i wanted to try p
so, i learnt the readme what explains how to install it
i do :

  wget https://github.com/qw3rtman/p/releases/download/v0.1.0/p
  chmod +x p
  sudo mv p /usr/local/bin
  sudo p
  grep: /root/.zshrc: No files or folders of this type

  Error: no installed version

[ChristianBagley]

You've installed p, but the error you are getting is referencing python. You do not have an installed version of python that p can see, since p installs python versions in its own directory. To install a python version using p, use:

p ls #To see available python versions

#Then type p and the version you'd like to install, ex:

p 2.7.10

#Or to install the latest version of python

p latest

You should no longer get the error.

[azze-r]

Thanks for the answer,
I tryed it, but i have compilation's error ><'

sudo p latest
[sudo] password for boblinux:

install : Python-3.5.0a4
create : /usr/local/p/versions/python/3.5.0a4
fetch : https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.5.0/Python-3.5.0a4.tgz
configure : 3.5.0a4
compile : 3.5.0a4
# after a long time...
Exiting... (Quit)

Error: Unable to compile Python 3.5.0a4!

[ChristianBagley]

Did you try installing a different version of Python? Such as Python 2.X? I would need to see the log/output of the compiling to know what caused it to fail. I'll try to replicate the error on a Manjaro box, and post updates here.

[azze-r]

• You mean i have to try a different version of p?

  Error: Unable to compile Python 2.7.1!
  

• Where can i find my compiling's log/output? I didn't find any directory named : /var/log/p

[bityon]

@Boblinux I got the same error

[mazlum]

@Boblinux I have the same problem

[tswestendorp]

Same here

~# p 3.4.3

     install : Python-3.4.3
      create : /usr/local/p/versions/python/3.4.3
       fetch : https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.4.3/Python-3.4.3.tgz
   configure : 3.4.3
     compile : 3.4.3

  Error: Unable to compile Python 3.4.3!

[TheodoreYin]

@Boblinux The same error

[jevanluo]

@Boblinux I got the same error when I try to install 2.7.10, but it worked well with sudo. However, I try to install 3.5.1 in the same way with sudo, the error comes up again.

[TheodoreYin]

I got it on 3.5.1(with or without sudo), I'll try 2.7 again

[arthurazs]

@MModerato any luck installing 2.7?

[TheodoreYin]

oh! it worked well in 2.7
My apologize of forgetting this thing