Apple Silicon
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The pyside2 code cannot run on Apple Silicon, the process exists, but no window will pop up.!
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Code Like This:
import sys
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QWidget
if name == 'main':
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
w = QWidget()
w.setWindowTitle('Test')
w.show()
sys.exit(app.exec_()) -
The pyside2 code cannot run on Apple Silicon, the process exists, but no window will pop up.!
alt text
Code Like This:
import sys
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QWidget
if name == 'main':
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
w = QWidget()
w.setWindowTitle('Test')
w.show()
sys.exit(app.exec_())@JerryMazeyu Your link is broken.
Do you see any errors/warnings when starting from a terminal?
Also, you are talking about PySide, but in the code you posted you're using PyQt. -
@JerryMazeyu Your link is broken.
Do you see any errors/warnings when starting from a terminal?
Also, you are talking about PySide, but in the code you posted you're using PyQt.Both pyside and pyqt have the same result.
When I run this code on latest MAC, this icon pop up but I cannot see any QT window. And my code does not report errors.
I dont know why.
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Both pyside and pyqt have the same result.
When I run this code on latest MAC, this icon pop up but I cannot see any QT window. And my code does not report errors.
I dont know why.
@JerryMazeyu Please start your app from a terminal and check there whether there are any errors/warnings.
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@JerryMazeyu Please start your app from a terminal and check there whether there are any errors/warnings.
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@jsulm
no warning or bugs. But no window pops up.@JerryMazeyu Is your python native ARM build or x86?
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This Python virtual environment is migrated from x86 Macbook.
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This Python virtual environment is migrated from x86 Macbook.
@JerryMazeyu But is the Python interpreter ARM or x86 build?
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@JerryMazeyu But is the Python interpreter ARM or x86 build?
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@jsulm This python environment is built on x86, translated by Rosetta2 and run on the ARM architecture Mac.
@JerryMazeyu You should check the Qt libs from PySide/PyQt you're using: whether those are also x86 (most probably they are).
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@JerryMazeyu You should check the Qt libs from PySide/PyQt you're using: whether those are also x86 (most probably they are).
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@jsulm Sorry, I dont know how to check the QT libs. Could you teach me how？thx!
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@jsulm
That means QT libs is built on x86?@JerryMazeyu Yes, so that is not the issue. You can try to run your script through the Python debugger.
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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
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