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Failing to build or install py-spy on Mac OS 13 #596
Failing to build or install py-spy on Mac OS 13 #596
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it looks like libproc is failing to build here w/ This seems to be the same error as andrewdavidmackenzie/libproc-rs#82 . I just built successfully on my OSX system, but I'm still on Catalina (and on an intel based machine). |
Thanks for linking both issues, I reported my issue upstream along with a patch. I'm not sure how long it'll take to fix or what functionality is included in the libproc library - asking with zero context here, does it make sense to try to remove the dependency on libproc-rs? |
py-spy isn't actually using libproc directly, libproc is being used by the We could replace it in both cases, but ideally we'd just get it fixed upstream. |
Both libproc-rs and proc-maps have released new versions with the fix |
Hi @benfred would it be possible to release a new version of py-spy including the upstream fix from |
I'm trying to build py-spy to add it to MacPorts, but I seem to be running into an issue with libproc.
Machine info:
When attempting to
cargo install
, I get the following error:My attempt at a macports port seems to be running into an issue with libproc as well:
macports_build.txt
Any ideas on how I could get
py-spy
to build?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: