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dcm2jpg not working on MacOS M1 #1084
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Unfortunately, there is no way to automate the build without having Mac OS + hardware. I'm waiting for a solution from Github because for the moment I have neither hardware M1 nor the will to deal with this build manually. However I guess it is possible to use a version of Java x86 with Rosetta. |
I tried to use the version for mac os x86 (libopencv_java-4.5.3-dcm-macosx-x86-64.jnilib) but then I have an
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How can I build them myself? |
I meant using a JDK with an x86 architecture with The sources of this library are not yet publicly distributed. |
When I change I have this error:
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I will be testing this soon as I am not familiar with how Rosetta works. I need a little more time to prepare a compiled version under M1. I will post here as soon as I have something. |
Ok thanks! |
I just checked with openjdk 17-x86 and it works. You need to open a terminal with option "Rosetta", see https://www.courier.com/blog/tips-and-tricks-to-setup-your-apple-m1-for-development/ Another issue, the native lib is not signed in this dcm4che package, so you need to deactivate gatekeeper temporarly. |
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dcm2jpg can't download
libopencv_java.jnilib
on MacOS aarch64.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
dcm2jpg --help
)Expected behavior
Terminal output:
Desktop
Additional context
opencv/libopencv_java/4.5.3-dcm
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