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build lab2d on m1 chip #13
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Got this to build using the following command!
Can open a PR to fix in the README if authors are cool with this |
Thank you for the heads up! Yes, it seems one needs 5_2 for the m1. It should be fine, as lab2d is compatible with that Lua version. We will update the docs to fix this for others. Good luck! Edgar |
… needed to successfully build lab2d on m1 chips. See: #13 PiperOrigin-RevId: 429342857 Change-Id: I8d758425b84a8b2ef640a867390837da798edec3
hey @duenez - i think the problem was the arguments need to be passed through via mentioned here: google-deepmind/lab2d#14 (comment) |
Hi, on my MacBook Prof M1, if you cannot build the wheel file, please uninstall lua and luajit by using brew. Then it can build the wheel file. |
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Hi guys, not sure if this issue should exist here or on lab2d - i'm happy to repost if necessary.
Running, as suggested by the readme,
bazel build -c opt --define=lua=5_1 --verbose_failures //dmlab2d:dmlab2d_wheel --sandbox_debug
- I get the following error message:Seems like the bazel build is still trying to use
luajit
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