![]() ![]() I would (and many others) be very thankful if you could help, in case someone has prior experience with something like this before. The simple solution might be to change the path of the compiler to that in the /opt/homebrew/ directory, however I suspect that might mess a lot of things in the system. ![]() one installed via brew, situated in: /opt/homebrew/opt/llvm.one preinstalled with Xcode (the default).However, now the environment is all over the place, since the system has 2 Clang compilers: ![]() These all should run natively on Apple Silicon. As for the MPI library, I installed the " libomp" library through " brew". So, I installed "brew" and the " llvm" version which should support the multi-threading instructions via OpenMP. So far, I understood that the installed Clang compiler that comes with Xcode does not support OpenMP ( -fopenmp) or recognizes MPI ( mpirun). Moreover, I trust answering such a question would help future developers that are using these Macs for work :) I tried setting things up myself, but this is way above my comfort zone. Apple silicon and Intel-based Mac computers handle some float-to-int conversions differently in C-based languages. I haven't found a clear answer to such a question. XCode), I do so via a Makefile, directly from the terminal. Mac computers with Intel processors will show an item labeled Processor, while Mac computers with Apple silicon will show an item labeled Chip. Additionally, I do not compile/run via an IDE (e.g. If you’re keen to check which chip your Mac usesno matter which model youve got just do as follows: Head to the menu bar and click the Apple logo. Also, for completion sake, the Mac OS is Monterey. No there is no emulator for macs series and MAC OS because apple doesnt want 3rd. The code runs perfectly fine on a typical Intel x86 architecture. There are other programs, like MAME and openEmu, that emulate arcade. Long story short, I need to compile and run a C++ code that runs hybrid with both MPI and OpenMP on a MBP M1 pro (which uses arm-based architecture). So, someone has to initiate such a question regarding apple silicon. ![]()
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