Is it possible to compile a version for MACOS?
See original GitHub issueI was trying to make
as per install instructions on a mac system, but I get the following error
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/trtis-clients.dir/rule] Error 2
make: *** [trtis-clients] Error 2
I have referred to this issue make using VERBOSE=1 but didn’t find anything meaningful as such. Tensorrt is an interesting tool and will help a lot if inference server can be opened to the mac community as well, please help…
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Are you trying to compile just the client libraries or the server? Currently we don’t support Mac but we are working on a pure python version of the Python module that should work on Mac without requiring any build step.
Regarding your error message that is just the last thing printed. It is likely that the actual error is earlier in the console output. If you attach the entire console log we can have a look.
MacOS is not supported.