Compiled app fails on OSX #270
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Unfortunately I don't have any OSX machines to test/develop on, so I'll need some assistance with debugging this one. Are you able to run Can you try using PyInstaller 4.10? ( Thanks! Edit: I just tried using both PyInstaller 5.0.1 and the latest (5.1) on Ubuntu 20.04 with Python 3.8 and it seemed to work correctly. Are there any errors in the output of running I found a similar sounding bug in BEEmod/BEE2.4#1585 on Ubuntu, but the outcome was inconclusive. |
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Hi, I'm very sorry I'm leading in the mistake, I compiled successfully, and I can run the executable file normal, But when I run the file in the command , it always show this message
and I found that there is always such a child process in the system process, the child process has been suspended and restarted, and I can't kill it . It always exist.
I also run |
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the pyinstaller compile log is here, I hope it can help you |
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When I use the pyinstall in the version 4.10. It compile successfully, But I run the executable file, it show nothing . This is the compile log and run log . |
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I noticed you used the command Thanks for bringing this up, I'm sorry I can't be more help in debugging the problem. For now I will mark this as a known issue, and hopefully someone on OSX more familiar with PyInstaller might be able to help out more. |
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My first time doing any of this. Hope this helps @Breakthrough What I would like to get is a single file I can include in an Xcode project to call scenedetect. Will this process do it for me? Here's the log using PyInstaller 4.10: pyinstaller scenedetect.spec |
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I'm hoping to build a single file scenedetect that contains everything needed to run to embed in my Xcode project. Including all dependencies such as CV, Numpy etc etc. I'm very new to python and all the tools such as pyinstaller. Are you able to provide any advice/point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance. |
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@9SL9 All you need to do is run I'm far from a PyInstaller expert myself, nor do I have access to any OSX machines, so I'm hoping someone might be able to help out with this. Specifically, figuring out what versions of PyInstaller / OpenCV work correctly when building the app on OSX. The command above is exactly how the Windows distributions are built, and I have tested the process under Linux as well. It should also work with a newer version of PyInstaller and OpenCV, the versions the project is pinned to are mainly to ensure build stability across the supported version matrix (sometimes the PyInstaller hooks need to be updated when new OpenCV versions are released, which requires using an older version of PyInstaller and/or OpenCV temporarily). It might be worth creating a new |
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when I run compile file , It run normal, but It show this error.
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