If you are using brew instead of mac ports your steps may vary!
You need to have clang and llvm installed on your system.
clang-14 and llvm-14 installed on my system (through mac ports!).port select clang and port select llvm
sudo port select clang mp-clang-14(and the same for llvm| # Add additional compiler flags here | |
| CFLAGS=-O2 -Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic -g -std=c11 -DWITHMAIN | |
| # execute all code wrapped inside of #ifdef WITHMAIN/#endif using the flag -DWITHMAIN | |
| NAME := brainfuck | |
| EXERCISE := B2_brainfuck | |
| USERNAME := ge69usr | |
| PASSWORD := MyPass | |
| .PHONY: all run upload login clean |
I didn't find any tutorial using mac ports to install pyodbc on a mac with m1, so here is my way, maybe it helps somebody. My goal was to talk to a MS SQL Server.
If you want to use Homebrew instead or more information please look here https://gist.github.com/Bouke/10454272
The only dependency you are going to need is freetds, it will install automatically it's dependencies.
BUT because we later on need the shared object file libtdsodbc.so you need to install it with as the variant +odbc.