Mac binary for 0.5.1 fails under MacOS 10.9.5 #49
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For the Mac binary you need to be running on 10.10 or later (mainly because that is the machine I used to build the binaries). This requirement is on the HDF Group project page: https://www.hdfgroup.org/projects/compass/. 10.9 should be fine if you are building locally or running from source. I'll keep the issue open as a reminder to setup a build machine on an older OS X release. |
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Normally a Mac App built for 10.10 isn't even double-clickable under older versions. I don't know what needs to be done to get thie behavior, but it is certainly a clearer message than failing with a mysterious error messages. Of course, a binary compatible with older versions is an even better solution :-) |
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Please consider supporting 10.9.5. |
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I just replicated this issue on Yosemite 10.10.5 (14F27). Full stack trace: I should add this is a huge step up over HDFView; awesome app. (I'm using it on Ubuntu all the time). |
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@NAThompson - that's very odd - you are on a newer OS release than I have (10.10.5 vs 10.10.4). If you run Compass from the source directory, do you get the same crash? |
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@jreadey: When I run it from the cloned repo, rather than the DMG, I get |
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I got the same issue on Yosemite 10.10.5 using the available dmg release, but not problem by running After that, I attempted to rebuild the dmg using I tested the result also on a 'clean' Yosemite, and it seems to work. If somebody else wants to test it, this is my binary: |
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Hi @giumas, I had the same problem. I tested your new dmg and it works just fine. |
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@giumas: to get py2app to work, I did the "replace loader_path with loader" hack described here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31240052/py2app-typeerror-dyld-find-got-an-unexpected-keyword-argument-loader. I'm confused since the fix described in the bitbucket issue seems to be the opposite! |
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@jreadey : I believe that both solutions are very similar, and it depends on the author of Given that the signature of I prefer the solution that I posted, because there could be other libraries calling the However, I have been able to use You can find the dmg (Yosemite 10.10.5) and the exe (Win7 64bit) here: https://github.com/giumas/hdf-compass/releases/tag/0.6.0.dev I have built them from my fork/branch: https://github.com/giumas/hdf-compass/tree/bag_model @jreadey : incidentally, I am afraid that my fork is diverging more and more from the origin (a couple of PRs are pending, and many others are in my fork as, for instance, logging and a namespace). |
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@dgua, and others, Any Mac users are welcome to try it out and let me know how it works. |
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For the record the patch I did was replacing line 49 of MachOGraph.py in macholib 1.7 like this: |
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Does the above patch mean I have to build and install MachOGraphy manually? |
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@hyoklee MachOGraphy is part of Furthermore, |
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Hello, dgua On Oct 1, 2015, at 19:12:06, John Readey [email protected] wrote:
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@dgua - which link are you referring to? |
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On Oct 21, 2015, at 17:21:21, John Readey [email protected] wrote:
@dgua, and others, Any Mac users are welcome to try it out and let me know how it works. |
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Sorry, I had normalized the link naming with the release last Friday. New link uses all lower-case "macosx": https://s3.amazonaws.com/hdfgroup.download/HDFCompass/latest/hdfcompass-latest-macosx.dmg. |
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Works now. App works as well. Thank you. dgua On Oct 21, 2015, at 17:29:39, John Readey [email protected] wrote:
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Great! BTW, this is the proposed feature list for the next "official" release: #79. I'll be posting weekly updates to the link above as we progress towards the release. Any feedback you have is welcome of course. (and you're even more welcome to contribute pull requests!) |
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@jreadey keeping open this ticket might be misleading.. from my understanding, the issue was solved. |
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Agreed - closing. |
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I just downloaded the Mac binary release 0.5.1. Starting the application fails immediately. The relevant line from the error log is:
Tested under MacOS X 10.9.5.
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