Installing numpy from wheel format: "...is not a supported wheel on this platform"
The "cp26" in that filename means "CPython 2.6". If you're using Python 3.4 you'll need a file that has "cp34" in the filename.
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Konrad almost 2 years
I realize a question that relates to this has already been asked at Cannot install numpy from wheel format , but the solution presented there does not work for me. I have asked on that thread too (by answering!) but I'm not getting any replies, so here goes:
I have been trying to install matplotlib, but I first need to install numpy. I downloaded the file
numpy-1.8.2+mkl-cp26-none-win_amd64.whl
, then tried to install it using pip. The error message I keep getting is:"numpy-1.8.2+mkl-cp26-none-win_amd64.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform". The solution suggested by the thread I referenced above, was to replace "_amd64" by "32", making the filename numpy-1.8.2+mkl-cp26-none-win32.whl. This did not work either, and I get exactly the same error as above.
Any suggestions?
I use Python 3.4.2 64-bit on Windows 7 64-bit.
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Konrad about 9 yearsAlas, it says that I need Python 3.4 installed, and that it did not find it in the registry, but I am 100% certain that it installed correctly since I am using it, and Windows also lists it in my list of programs in the control panel
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Malik Brahimi about 9 yearsIf it's not in the registry, then you've clearly done something wrong. I'd try repairing your installation.
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keyser about 9 yearsThey should clarify this :p I got caught up in 32 vs 64 and didn't look further for reasons unknown
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Sushma R over 8 yearsThanks, this saved my time :-)