Software for osx-arm64 not running on Apple M3 Pro Silicon

[opcodex64]

Hello gusmanb,

first, I want to thank you and all contributors for creating this beautiful project. I am just happy to have a logic analyzer software for OSX which is not crashing that often....

Second, I would like to share the following experience:

System: Apple M3 Pro (Apple ARM64) OSX: Sonoma 14.4.1

LogicAnalyzer and ClCapture Release osx-arm64: Not running. According terminal output, the process is immediately killed. LogicAnalyzer Release osx-x64: Running fine. (I did not try ClCapture, but I assume it will work)

Kind regards,

[gusmanb]

Have you checked the notes from the Wiki? The program needs to be removed from quarantine as on ARM MacOS anything that is not signed with a paid license gets blocked.

[opcodex64]

Hello gusmanb,

yes, before trying I have read the notes and I considered the both commands, where by the chmod is mandatory for making the binary to be executable.

sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine {directory}
The {directory} is replaced by the osx-arm64 directory. Correct?

Is there any way to get "more" output from the terminal by executing the software such as a verbose mode?

[gusmanb]

Hello gusmanb,

yes, before trying I have read the notes and I considered the both commands, where by the chmod is mandatory for making the binary to be executable.

sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine {directory} The {directory} is replaced by the osx-arm64 directory. Correct?

Is there any way to get "more" output from the terminal by executing the software such as a verbose mode?

Yes, the directory is the one where the executable is found. This post also may be of help, another user reported that using codesign got it working.

About getting more info, the thing is that the program is not even run, the system kills the application immediatelly, by default if the app crashes it will show in the console exactly where it crashes and why, but with these "security measures" that Apple implement there's no info at all...

[opcodex64]

Thank you for the link.

I can confirm that executing codesign --force --deep -s - ./LogicAnalyzer solved the issue.

Now I can run also the osx-arm64 release on M3 Silicon.

Thanks for your help.

PS: Since I am trying to make a customized Analyzer for a certain ADC, I have downloaded the entire LogicAnalyzer Visual Studio Solution as suggested in the documentation. I had never worked before with Visual Studio for MAC, but it is working like a charm. The LogicAnalyzer Solution could be imported easily and is also compiled with no errors on my apple m3 machine. Further, the documentation for implementing a customized analyzer is also very useful. Thanks for such a good documentation.

Kind regards,

[gusmanb]

Glad it worked.

If you get the analyzer for the ADC running feel free to create a pull request and I will incorporate it to the existing ones. Also if you need help implementing it do not hesitate in asking and I will try to help as much as I can.

Cheers.

[opcodex64]

Sure, I can do.

Is it possible to import a simulated output signal of the ADC? It would speed up the developing.

[gusmanb]

Right now there is no "import" functionality, only LAC format is supported, but if you know the characteristics of the signal you can use the signal composer to create it in the LogicAnalyzer software.