For C/C++ from the command line
Regarding
# I don't see how to find this programmatically :-(
XCODE_ROOT=
You can get this value with `xcrun --show-sdk-path`, optionally including `--sdk macosx`
Great! Now I understand why my predominately Fortran code with some small C additions gets fortran-part in arm64 architecture and c-part in x86_6. Without your hint I would never figure it out.
A nice article. I really like the AArch64 design and would be interested to know how good the SIMD support is on the M1.
Regarding
# I don't see how to find this programmatically :-(
XCODE_ROOT=
You can get this value with `xcrun --show-sdk-path`, optionally including `--sdk macosx`
Great! Now I understand why my predominately Fortran code with some small C additions gets fortran-part in arm64 architecture and c-part in x86_6. Without your hint I would never figure it out.
A nice article. I really like the AArch64 design and would be interested to know how good the SIMD support is on the M1.