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yes, correct.

thank you for developing this, really appreciated. Just a comment, probably useful for others as well. On apple silicon I needed to add a folder and make a symlink to make it work (homebrew installs elsewhere, not to /usr/local/lib anymore like on intel): sudo mkdir /opt/local sudo ln -s /opt/homebr...

Great, thank you!

Hi Andreas,

Do you plan to add the option to create native macOS arm (apple silicon) executable with hollywood9?

Thanks
Norbert

Just to confirm: the new instruction set works on Xcode Version 12.3 (12C33) as well. Today I created my app on a an M1 Mac via Xcode to an iPhone 12 Pro. All works fine!

Thanks Andreas! That would be awesome — thanks for your continuous support!

Yes, but native arm runs faster of course. As Hollywood can compile for ARM (linux) anyway, I thought to follow this up

Hi -- is there a version planned now for the released ARM based Macintosh models?

Appreciate the update -- thanks for the support.

Hi Andreas, I think it was an issue in my code, that the array was overwritten by a later definition. So to decribe in more detail: after I successfully created the negative array with min = -2 max = 10 a = {} For i = min To max a[i] = {} For j = min To max a[i][j] = 0 Next Next I issued a command l...