Apple Silicon

[JerryMazeyu]

@jsulm
no warning or bugs. But no window pops up.

[jsulm]

@JerryMazeyu Is your python native ARM build or x86?

[JerryMazeyu]

This Python virtual environment is migrated from x86 Macbook.

[jsulm]

@JerryMazeyu But is the Python interpreter ARM or x86 build?

[JerryMazeyu]

@jsulm This python environment is built on x86, translated by Rosetta2 and run on the ARM architecture Mac.

[jsulm]

@JerryMazeyu You should check the Qt libs from PySide/PyQt you're using: whether those are also x86 (most probably they are).

[JerryMazeyu]

@jsulm Sorry, I dont know how to check the QT libs. Could you teach me how？thx!

[jsulm]

@JerryMazeyu On Linux

file PATH_TO_A_LIB_FILE

Should be same on MacOS.

[JerryMazeyu]

@jsulm
That means QT libs is built on x86?

[jsulm]

@JerryMazeyu Yes, so that is not the issue. You can try to run your script through the Python debugger.

[JerryMazeyu]

Well, I fix this bug... The problem seems to be in anaconda. I migrate my anaconda from old x86 MacBook. When I try to change the interpreter to my real system environment /usr/loacl/bin/python3.7, it works. Thx a lot!@jsulm