Support on M2 MacOS?

[ngthanhtin]

Hi,
Thank you for providing such a great framework for neurosymbolic.
As of now, I can not install scallop on MacOS M2, could you support a version on that machine?

Thank you so much,
Best
Tin

[Liby99]

MacOS is supported. Did you try to build from source? If so, is there a specific error message that you can share?

[RAbraham]

Hi Tin, I'm on Mac M2 and I'm able to run both the binary and the python library.

[ngthanhtin]

Hi @Liby99 and @RAbraham , I was building this using make install-scli and run into this problem

[Liby99]

Thanks for the screenshot. This is indeed a backward compatibility issue that I recently fixed in a private version. Let me push the changes really soon.

[Liby99]

It should be updated by now

[ngthanhtin]

Hi @Liby99 , thank you for your support, I succeeded in installing the binary version and can run some examples.
But I cannot install the python lib of scallopy, specifically:

1. I install maturin
2. make install-scallopy
   And I encounter this error:
   

[RAbraham]

fyi, I haven't tried to build from scratch but these are my notes for using the pre built python library

Option 1 (which I follow):

Scallop has wheels for a particular version(see releases https://github.com/scallop-lang/scallop/releases). e.g. 3.10

so you have to create a venv for that python version and download the arm64 wheel for that version.
e.g. pip install ~/Documents/software/scallop/scallopy-0.2.4-cp310-cp310-macosx_11_0_arm64.whl

Option 2(Not tested yet by me)

• Try 'pip install "git+https://github.com/scalloplang/scallop.git#egg=scallopy&subdirectory=etc/scallopy"'
  mentioned in : 'Add pip metadata for scallopy #35'

[ngthanhtin]

Thank @RAbraham , I succeeded in installing it.

[RAbraham]

That's great. if you installed it via some other way than mentioned above, please let us know how you did it, so we can record it for future.