How Do I Run a GitHub Repo If I’m New to Coding?

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Asked By CuriousCoder99 On

I'm diving into programming without a computer science background and I've hit a wall trying to clone and run a specific GitHub repository (GSL-Benchmark/GSLB). After spending over two hours trying to figure out all the dependency issues, I'm just looking to get it up and running with a simple example. My friends suggested creating a new Conda environment to meet the requirements listed in the repo, but I'm unsure if the repo itself has outdated dependencies, is missing something, or if I'm not executing it correctly. Any help would be great!

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Answered By TechGuruX On

Could you share what specific errors you're encountering? That would help in troubleshooting. Sometimes it's just a matter of missing installations.

CuriousCoder99 -

Thanks for replying! I tried installing it using 'pip install gslb' but when I run step 1 from the usage, it says 'no module named GSL'. Am I missing something?

Answered By HelpSeeker22 On

You might want to check if you're trying to clone the repo when you can just install it directly as a dependency for your project. It might save you some hassle!

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