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Reply to Metal JAX device appears as `cpu`
JAX v0.4.11 is required, so fixed by any of the following suggestions: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/731465?answerId=756330022#756330022 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/731465?answerId=756319022#756319022 (JAX v04.12 doesn't work with Metal. v0.4.13 requires a newer version of jaxlib)
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Jun ’23
Reply to "app" is damaged and can't be opened
As a workaround we are currently copying the receipt from an App Store version of the app into the compiled bundle generated by Xcode. The app launches this way, and we can debug everything (except possibly IAP/App Store features). The receipt is stored in directory _MASReceipt, located inside the app's Contents folder.
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Nov ’21
Reply to Metal JAX device appears as `cpu`
JAX v0.4.11 is required, so fixed by any of the following suggestions: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/731465?answerId=756330022#756330022 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/731465?answerId=756319022#756319022 (JAX v04.12 doesn't work with Metal. v0.4.13 requires a newer version of jaxlib)
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Jun ’23
Reply to Metal JAX device appears as `cpu`
(M1 Max running Sonoma 14.0 and Xcode Version 15.0 beta (15A5160n))
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Jun ’23
Reply to How to code sign unit tests in a Swift Package for Mac Catalyst?
This is still happening to me in Xcode 13.1 and Xcode 13.2 RC. My current workaround is to use Mac Catalyst (Rosetta) instead of just Mac Catalyst. Not ideal, of course.
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Dec ’21
Reply to Xcode 13 metal compiler crash with `inline` functions in Core Image kernels
Thank you, I can confirm it's fixed in Xcode 13.2 beta 2.
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Nov ’21
Reply to "app" is damaged and can't be opened
As a workaround we are currently copying the receipt from an App Store version of the app into the compiled bundle generated by Xcode. The app launches this way, and we can debug everything (except possibly IAP/App Store features). The receipt is stored in directory _MASReceipt, located inside the app's Contents folder.
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Nov ’21
Reply to Xcode 13 metal compiler crash with `inline` functions in Core Image kernels
Thanks for taking a look! I submitted FB9588695 yesterday, and I just attached the full source of the Metal file.
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Sep ’21