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2 years ago Hi Martin,
I’ve not yet got an M1 Mac, but one of my students has and he initially could not get things to run with the M1 chip and OS12.5. The issue seems to be something with Xcode. The workaround we found in the end was to use the following compile flags with gfortran: -O -finit-local-zero -m64 -fcheck=bounds -fcheck=mem -fbacktrace -Wconversion -mcmodel=medium
And also to add the following string at the end of each executable compile statement in the makefile: -L/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX.sdk/usr/lib
Fingers crossed that works for you too!
Best wishes,
Pat
On 7 Sep 2022, at 22:13, Martin Cordiner @.**@.>> wrote:
After downloading and compiling on a new Arm64 Mac laptop, I'm getting a runtime error about the dyld_shared_cache_arm64e not being loaded. A bit of Googling indicates it could be related to the presence of large, static arrays. Does anyone know how to fix this / work around? Can Nemesis be run on an M1 Mac with OS12.5? Thanks!
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After downloading and compiling on a new Arm64 Mac laptop, I'm getting a runtime error about the dyld_shared_cache_arm64e not being loaded. A bit of Googling indicates it could be related to the presence of large, static arrays. Does anyone know how to fix this / work around? Can Nemesis be run on an M1 Mac with OS12.5? Thanks!