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Using the usual ride.py command to run on Mac OS X won’t just work.

If you’re getting the error below, then you’re in the right place:

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python should be executed in 32-bit mode to support wxPython on mac. Check BUILD.rest for details

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Don’t worry, this doesn’t mean that RIDE does not work on Mac OS X; it’s just that OS X runs Python on 64-bit mode by default but RIDE needs a 32-bit Python. To solve this, you just have to instruct OS X to use the 32-bit one before running RIDE.

An easy way to get around this is by creating a simple executable script (a shell script).

Step 1: Create the Script

  1. Open TextEdit
  2. Paste the entire text below:

    #!/bin/bash
    export VERSIONER_PYTHON_PREFER_32_BIT=yes
    ride.py

  3. Save it as ride.sh

*The secret here is in the VERSIONER_PYTHON_PREFER_32_BIT environment variable. It tells the OS to use the 32-bit mode of Python.

Step 2: Provide executable permission to the script (using chmod)

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  1. Open Terminal
  2. Navigate to where you saved ride.sh
  3. Enter this command: chmod +x ride.sh

Step 3. Try your script!

Enter this command on Terminal:

./ride.sh

or

bash ride.sh

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Final Notes:

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  1. This tutorial assumes that you’ve successfully followed the Installation Instructions for RIDE.
  2. This has been tested on Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion.
  3. Since version 0.39, a number of Mac OS X compatibilities have been addressed.