Mac ARM64/Apple Silicon Binary Contribution?

[icase81]

I compiled the latest release last night on my Mac M1. Everything went fine and works just fine, but I figured if I could contribute the binary to add it might help some other people out there. Is there any way to do this?

[quattroerik]

Would love to see that :-) I don't have time to dig into this topic.
What is strange for me, i have just downloaded the latest MAC (not ARM) version and i can start it on my M1 Mac Mini. But im not sure if that is right?

[icase81]

Apple Silicon Macs can run Intel versions or programs, there's just a performance hit because it has to run through the Rosetta emulation layer.

[quattroerik]

Thanks, happy to use the new version. And to be frank i do not feel its slow on my system :-)

[stanpete78]

I would also love to see that. Did you find out how to upload it yet?

[sammcj]

Did you ever find a way to contribute your 2.5 builds @icase81? I'm assuming @supermerill needs to approve and pull it into the repo / release.

[salbang]

Did you ever find a way to contribute your 2.5 builds @icase81? I'm assuming @supermerill needs to approve and pull it into the repo / release.

I have raised an issue here: #3762
I may request pull, just don't have enough time because of my work for living :-(

[HelloThisIsFlo]

Side question @icase81 , how did you manage to do that?

I fixed every dependency problem I came across but then I got this error and I didn't know what to do next

CMake Error at src/libslic3r/CMakeLists.txt:324 (find_package):
  By not providing "FindCGAL.cmake" in CMAKE_MODULE_PATH this project has
  asked CMake to find a package configuration file provided by "CGAL", but
  CMake did not find one.

  Could not find a package configuration file provided by "CGAL" with any of
  the following names:

    CGALConfig.cmake
    cgal-config.cmake

  Add the installation prefix of "CGAL" to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH or set
  "CGAL_DIR" to a directory containing one of the above files.  If "CGAL"
  provides a separate development package or SDK, be sure it has been
  installed.

Did you have the same, or it just worked? 🤔

[salbang]

I could build the master_dev branch with the same modification.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!As148oJiKUy1hJYdIa_mgkInEu7jlA?e=OrsGEZ
This is the 2.5.59 version for Apple Silicon. Compiled in MacMini M2 Pro

[sammcj]

@salbang your 2.5 build link seems to be broken - any chance of an updated one? (or @icase81)

[salbang]

Check with this link.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!As148oJiKUy1hJYdIa_mgkInEu7jlA?e=PG6FcK

[sammcj]

Legend! That worked, thank you!

[salbang]

Just made the pull request for the hash value fix for TIFF.cmake.

[icase81]

Recompiled just now. Located at:

https://github.com/icase81/SuperSlicerAppleSilicon/releases/tag/MacM1

[stanpete78]

Thank you, I've downloaded it twice but it says the file is damaged and can't be opened?
Extracted size is 107mb (if I remember correct)

It works for me. Open Terminal.app and do a "xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Superslicer.app"

[ZyberSE]

That resolved it, thanks! Awesome to have the 3d space mouse working again :)

[salbang]

I found that the compiled version is from master branch which is 2.4 version.

[ZyberSE]

Yeah I just redownloaded to confirm and as you say, the version number matches the master branch exactly, so this does not seam to be v2.5?

[salbang]

Yeah I just redownloaded to confirm and as you say, the version number matches the master branch exactly, so this does not seam to be v2.5?

No, it is not 2.5. 2.4, indeed. I've shared 2.5 from master_dev in my one drive. Link is in my previous comment.