Closed henryiii closed 2 days ago
Just to be clear on what this allows:
The -intel64
suffixed binaries are not universal2
but x86_64
only meaning that if you use this one (or a virtual environment that uses this base python executable), you don't have to prefix every command with arch -x86_64
(or spawn a new shell in x86_64
mode) to run python in x86_64
mode on Apple Silicon.
Thanks for the report. As a result, the -intel64
suffixed binaries were added to the free-threaded PythonT.framework
bin
directory as of the 3.13.0b3 release of the python.org installer for macOS.
Bug report
Bug description:
For 3.13.0b2, the macOS universal free-threading build is missing the
-intel
suffixed binaries when installed on Apple Silicon. These are present for all the non-free-threading versions:But is missing for the free threading build:
Not sure why there are two slashes above. From https://github.com/pypa/cibuildwheel/pull/1856#issuecomment-2156089380. CC @ned-deily.
CPython versions tested on:
3.13
Operating systems tested on:
macOS