Let me know if there are any bits that are wrong or simply missing in terms of setting up the environment for building the things.LarryL wrote: Tue Dec 23, 2025 5:30 am I am also working with MacOS (newest version, apple silicon M2), so I will give it a try during Christmas…
Would be pretty good if myself, or someone else, did a from-nothing test and documented required steps in a small readme
In theory, it should be enough to install the two different atari gcc cross compilers, make the PureC cross compiler environment, and after that, make should just work for the different softwares.
Perhaps something also wants some additional library from Thorstens site. Libgem or something like that.
Hard to tell when you already have all that kinds of stuff installed from before
I'm running the older MacOS Monterey on an even older x86 MacPro 2010.
I've been wanting to get myself an ARM based one for years, but thanks to the PCIe slots that old thing has all the modern stuff as well as being quite snappy with dual Xeon cpus. So it just keep on living for far longer than it has any rights to
