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> but can output binaries for win/mac/linux I took a cursory look and I don't think it supports Apple silicon out of the box. Considering that Intel Macs are d
by ihateolives 4y ago
> but can output binaries for win/mac/linux
I took a cursory look and I don't think it supports Apple silicon out of the box. Considering that Intel Macs are dead end it't not too encouraging.
- WatchDog 4y agoGiven how well Rosetta 2 works, it's probably not a show stopper.
- tomc1985 4y agoHmm, they mention it at the top of their Mac portal (https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Portal:Mac https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Portal:Mac) but I don't see it anywhere else. Emulation works pretty well from what I hear, is the lack of support that big of a deal right now?