Apple's M1 Silicon and later processors, developed by Advanced RISC Machines (ARM), have special requirements for full support in JMP 16. Due to Apple's move from Intel-based processors to ARM-based processors in its newer Mac OS systems, third-party drivers and software must also support Apple's ARM-based architecture to work with JMP.
When running JMP 16 in native mode on Mac OS 11 on an ARM-based process, the following third-party drivers and software must also support native mode:
- ODBC Drivers (several vendors make ARM-based ODBC drivers that work in native mode, such as Actual Technologies*)
- Python support (see JMP Help for more information about setting up Python on your version of JMP)
- SAS Integration (JMP uses an internal Java client that supports the Apple ARM-based architecture)
If you have questions about the support of these or other features on the Apple M1 Silicon ARM-based processor, contact JMP Technical Support.
* SAS does not endorse Actual Technologies. The example is given for reference only.
[Previously JMP Note 66963]