Otto Fajardo
Otto Fajardo
weird. doing os.add_dll_directory solves the issue? if it does, then I could include that in the __init__.py ... actually maybe you can try that for now and if it works...
OK sorry, I got confused. The dlls that are missing in your case are zlib.dll, iconv.dll and liblzma-5.dll, which is the same problem as it was initially reported on this...
ok that is already strange, I don't undertand why the package was installed to the unconventional folder. But besides that, in the screenshot you sent, I do not see the...
Another solution would be to copy the files in this repo in the folder https://github.com/ofajardo/pyreadr/tree/master/win_libs/64bit into the pyreadstat folder in your system.
thanks for the feedback!
Please try installing lzma before installing pyreadr , something along these lines: https://ports.macports.org/port/lzma/ Or brew install xz
Hmm you can try macports. It seems the issue is even if lzma is there python cannot find it. You could try to locate the lzma.h and add that directory...
And another very simple thing you can try is to install with conda instead of pip (see readme), as we have wheels for mac M1 on conda forge. If you...
Ok happy to have helped. Just in case, You can also create conda environments with reticulate: https://rstudio.github.io/reticulate/reference/conda-tools.html
I think it is because the universal does not support the M1 chip, conda-forge, where I build the conda packages, does support the arm M1 chip architechture (basically one has...