MacOS X: Installing TensorFlow from Sources [TF Binary Attached]

When I am using TensorFlow on my MacBook Air, I always get annoyed by the warnings comes from nowhere, so I followed the documentation below to build TensorFlow sources into a TensorFlow binary and installed it successfully.  In theory, this will make the TF running faster on my machine.

Here is the document:

If you are a Mac user, you could download the TF binary from here:

Then, you could use conda to initialize an environment with Python=3.6 and install TF by typing:

sudo pip install tensorflow-1.8.0-py2-none-any.whl

Here are some screen captures:

 

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Build completed Successfully 🙂  I did this on my MacBook Air 11, cost me about 4hrs.

 

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Be careful about the configuration!!! If you want to do this on your own machine.

 

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