I want to write some C++ programs on this Macbook M1 chip model but the thing is it does not work mainly because most of the apps such as VisualStudio are being emulated? I just wanted to know if there was any work around for the time being
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.0
You can write C++ programs in Xcode.
> Download Xcode
> Create a new Project using the Command Line Tool
> Click the drop-down arrow next to "Languages" and select C++
Then you can start writing code in the main.cpp file
writing the code is ok!! but, how to run the code??
Hello sarvesh198,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities!
We understand from your post that you would like to know if there are any work arounds for writing C++ programs on the MacBook M1 chip model. In a situation like this you may need to contact Microsoft support for additional assistance.
Microsoft C/C++ Documentation | Microsoft Docs
Best Regards.
can we download gcc compiler?
how to do C++ on M1 macbook
