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can't point to 9.0 executable #18
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Hey Pete! Thanks for reaching out. You actually pointed out a gap in our check for IDL folders which doesn't account for Apple Silicon. I'll get that updated and we should have a new release out in the next week or so. From looking at your paths, and I'm not an expert at symbolic links, but you might need the full-path to the bin folder. This should be something like the following: Let me know if that doesn't work! -Zach |
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Hi Zach, Thanks - putting in the full path did the trick! Cheers, Pete |
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Great! I'll close this then since it is resolved. Let us know if there's anything else you need help with! |
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Hi,
I'm not sure if this a bug or user error (probably the latter), but after installing IDL 9.0 on a Silicon Mac and configuring the VS code for IDL extension, it pointed to my 8.82 installation (even though from the CLI I get the right path). I edited that in the VS config setting to point to the location of the 9.0 bin dir, but get this error:
Launching IDL!
/Applications/NV5/idl/bin//idl: line 301: /Applications/NV5/bin/bin.darwin.arm64/idl: No such file or directory
/Applications/NV5/idl/bin//idl: line 301: exec: /Applications/NV5/bin/bin.darwin.arm64/idl: cannot execute: No such file or directory
see that the issue is that "idl/" is missing after the NV5 directory. But it's correctly specified in the IDL executable setting: /Applications/NV5/idl/bin/.
Is there somewhere else that the extension/VSC is looking that needs to be set?
Thanks in advance, Pete
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