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Add build for arm64? #14
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Hi @andrewpauling, thanks for getting in touch. I'm afraid the SciTools development team is stretched very thin at the moment, so we're unlikely to have resource for this in the short-/medium-term. We will certainly keep this issue open - it's a useful record of a user requirement! |
Hi @trexfeathers, thanks for the quick reply. No problem, totally understand. In case it is helpful for someone who does eventually look at this or others who run into this problem, I was able to build and install libmo_unpack and mo_pack from source successfully on my M1 Mac by following the build recipe for OSX at https://github.com/conda-forge/libmo_unpack-feedstock and the instructions for installation from source for mo_pack. I made a repo containing a script to build libmo_unpack and instructions for installing mo_pack into a conda environment at https://github.com/andrewpauling/install_mo_pack_applesilicon. Hope someone finds it useful. |
For this we'd have to support building wheels, and cibuildwheel would be a friend here ... however, the immediate complication would be packaging the Not impossible, but needs some thought 🤔 |
Maybe you can:
That would get both wheel and conda package in sync and make it easier to maintain the extra c-libs builds in a single place. |
I noticed there is no build for arm64 on conda-forge for Macs with Apple Silicon. I managed to build libmo_unpack and mo_pack from source successfully on an M1 Macbook Pro, but it would be nice if a build could be added to conda-forge.
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