Jesse Farebrother
Jesse Farebrother
ARM support for macOS wheels is now implemented in #422. There are further issues with Linux aarch64 builds and this will be addressed later.
Hi, Can you give me more details about your setup? I ran your example using Python 3.7.1 on macOS and it doesn't segfault. Neither does the other issue you linked...
Hi @vmoens, upgrading pip should fix this. A simple `pip install -U pip` will do the trick. Let me know if this still doesn't fix the issue for you.
@kieranhj do you have an idea of how much work it would be to get every mode to be consistent with their respective manual?
Hmm, there are a couple of things going on here. First, do you have multiple monitors? Or just the one 1080p monitor? We enable HiDPI if it's available. Furthermore, we...
@floringogianu it's very likely I should be using `SDL_GetDesktopDisplayMode` instead of `SDL_GetCurrentDisplayMode`. I don't currently have access to a multi-monitor setup but this is on my list of things to...
Thanks for investigating this @floringogianu! So you think the issue has to do with the precompiled SDL we ship with the Python wheels? I wish there was a way I...
@floringogianu could you tell me what version of SDL you were using when building locally?
@floringogianu can you try this build: https://test.pypi.org/project/ale-py/0.7.5/ and see if it resolves the issue? ```sh pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ ale-py==0.7.5 ```
@floringogianu sorry, you can install `ale-py==0.7.5` from the release PyPi repository. Just `pip install ale-py==0.7.5`.