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[jsjs0827]

In Ubuntu 16.04 LTS，cmake,make and setup are all done.
python import ncnn
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ncnn.ncnn'.
What should I do?

[ncnnnnn]

pip show ncnn ?

[Linaom1214]

i meet same error

[lz-tc]

this comes from the file "init.py"; in line 15 ------> [ from .ncnn import *], but no solution was found.

[Linaom1214]

first install pybind11
second cd ncnn/python ' python setep.py install '
i successed in ubuntu 20.04

[lz-tc]

first install pybind11

second cd ncnn/python ' python setep.py install '

i successed in ubuntu 20.04

i follow your steps，but still has the same problem，could you give a detailed step，thx a lot！！！

[Linaom1214]

first install pybind11
second cd ncnn/python ' python setep.py install '
i successed in ubuntu 20.04

i follow your steps，but still has the same problem，could you give a detailed step，thx a lot！！！

I guess you forget make the NCNN , you should first make NCNN in the markdown file in NCNN/python you can see more

[lvhan028]

first install pybind11
second cd ncnn/python ' python setep.py install '
i successed in ubuntu 20.04

i follow your steps，but still has the same problem，could you give a detailed step，thx a lot！！！

Try to build ncnn with gcc-7. The detailed steps are:

export CC=<path/of/gcc-7>
export CXX=<path/of/g++7>
cd <path/to/ncnn/root/directory>
make build
cd build
cmake .. -DNCNN_PYTHON=ON
make -j8 && make install
cd ../python
python setup.py install

[yangc1991]

i follow lvhan028 commented on 26 Sep
and in the last step not cd ../python
python setup.py install
but cd ../
pip3 install .
then is ok and you can read the readme.md in the folder named "python"

[Digital2Slave]

No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
Description:	Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS
Release:	18.04
Codename:	bionic

• First install pybind11
• Second install ncnn

$ pip install pybind11 
$ pip install ncnn

[dianxin556]

I meet the same error in MacOS. And i have tried all the methods upstairs。

[redthing1]

I get this too. Python package is broken

[saikatkumardey]

I get the same error while running from terminal.
However, importing into shell / notebook works.

After building from source,

cd python
ipython
> import ncnn