Can't Install on M1 mac about pysoem HOT 6 CLOSED

I tried on a Mac x86 interl i5 cpu, also not work. But definitely works well on Linux and Windows.

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works on Linux and windows, I also tried on a Mac, but it seems not work. Have you tried on a virtual machine on mac?

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I have not tried on a virtual machine for mac yet. I was thinking the problem was probably with my chip architecture since I'm on an M1. I'll try in a virtual machine and update here.

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pip install pysoem on Intel Mac also results in
No matching distribution found for pysoem

any tricks to roll this on mac? (no VM)

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@tom9672
Hi, I tried on a Mac x86 intel i7 cpu, and it works well for me.
What I did was download the source code and add some code for platform adaptation.

elif sys.platform.startswith('darwin'):
    soem_macros = []
    soem_lib_dirs = []
    soem_libs = ['pthread', 'pcap']
    os_name = 'macosx'

Then, you can use the following command to install the pysoem library in the same directory as the setup.py file.

pip install .

ps: I changed the version number to 1.1.5.

Oh, If you find that master.open(ifname) fails, please modify the read and write permissions of the mac's network port.
For example, I use the following command to open the permissions of four thunderbolt ports.

sudo chmod 777 /dev/bpf*

Enjoy it!

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Thank you @Ice-Panda for sharing, this was already available on a branch: https://github.com/bnjmnp/pysoem/blob/add_macos/setup.py
I just merged it into mainline. Now also binary wheels are build for macOS, so no build step is needed during the install.
With that I think we can close this now.

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