It has somewhat questionable build settings (plain clone -> dotnet run fails with errors, which is not acceptable for .NET projects) but it worked on my M1 Pro

It has somewhat questionable build settings (plain clone -> dotnet run fails with errors, which is not acceptable for .NET projects) but it worked on my M1 Pro just fine with these: - Clone repo - cd Zilf/src/Zilf - dotnet run -c Release -p:WarningLevel=0 To get sdk: download from https://dot.net/download https://dot.net/download (you can also just get it from brew and then uninstall it but this mode sucks because Homebrew has unsound folder behavior that puts .NET SDK in non-standard path which then creates issues if other tools install SDK in a standard path - .NET has none of the idiocy C/Python/Java and other tools suffer from where you need to manually manage versions and expects a single "muxer" executable to exist in the PATH while the SDK packs are installed in its subfolders, which it manages and uses automatically. But I shouldn't complain too much, FOSS communities are very nearsighted and usually sleep on .NET, let alone using proper .NET LTS versions (8 currently), which this project does, and it's always something nice to see out there.