Re: parallel 4.0.1 released
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Thanks Marius. I am aware of the architecture differences on M1. If the .oct file is compiled for wrong architecture, octave (OS exception) complains and does not allow execution. I have not yet been able to install any octave packages in native mode in my homebrew installed octave on M1. I have tested that mkoctfile works fine in native mode for simple codes to test cblas and threading. Homebrew bottle for octave in native mode is very recent. I do have many python packages in both Rosetta2 and native modes. In my experience, Rosetta2 versions of those codes have not been slow. In fact, in some cases, native versions were slower, perhaps because of the immature nature of the package wheels or installation scripts. -- Sent from: https://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/Octave-General-f1599825.html