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Wheel support for Mac Arm (M1)
See original GitHub issueThere’s no issue on this, so I’ll open one to track this.
Currently LLVMLite does not provide Wheels on PyPi for Mac Arm (M1) processors, but they are only provided on Conda.
This is annoying because users cannot install using pip packages depending on Numba when running native. Releasing PyPi wheels for LLVMLite would be the first step towards addressing this.
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:18 (13 by maintainers)
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@PhilipVinc thank you for opening this issue. We hope to tackle this in Q1/Q2 2022 so that M1 wheels will be available for the 0.39.0 release.
Good news, both llvmlite and numba have been extensively tested on an M1 now:
So, we are now in a position to build wheels too. If everything goes according to plan (which it rarely does) I’ll be uploading some initial builds somewhere for testing, come next week.