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I'm trying to train my own dataset annotated using segmentation so i downloaded yolo segmentation project in github , and i tried to compile the project using this command " make -j6 " ( i followed instruction ) I get some errors when i compile , i tell the owner of this tool about compilation problems , so he tell me that that the tool have some problem on windows but it works on linux , So i ask about who get those errors maybe it can help me to resolve those problems

Repository that i used :

GitHub - ArtyZe/yolo_segmentation: image (semantic segmentation) instance segmentation by darknet or yolo[^]

I got those errors :

https://i.stack.imgur.com/hWXrN.png[^]


How to solve this?
Thanks

What I have tried:

I have tried compiling yolo segmentation repo in windows x64 using the command make -j6
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Updated 12-Apr-19 2:24am

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He's already told you that it won't work on windows, so why are you still trying to build it on Windows?

Runnig your error messages through Google translate:
a sub-directory or a -p file already exists.
An error occurred while processing: -p.


If the author says "it's Linux" then it is only going to work under linux ... Windows is a very different operating system and does not share applications with Linux at all.

Either build it under Linux (perhaps in a VM) or look for Windows code.
 
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abdou_31 12-Apr-19 8:36am    
I can't for now changin my os beacause it should have some features ,
I have two card graphic card and it difficult to setting Nvidia to work on it in linux .
So that i search other solution,
I think that this error it will be get also if i worked in ubuntu beacause i find those problems in the web
OriginalGriff 12-Apr-19 8:45am    
Yes. Ubuntu is a linux flavour as well.
abdou_31 12-Apr-19 8:46am    
I told you that i can't change , can you give any other solution?
beacause for the first time i use darknet of AlexayAB and it work perfectly

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