At minimum Xcode Command Line Tools are required.
And as Stefan has pointed out your pretty much forced to build for x86_64
You can compile for x86_64 from an arm Terminal session but it’s simpler to build from an x86_64 Terminal session with ether an Intel brew install or MacPorts.
Also something to keep in mind is a stock upstream wine compile won’t run nicely under Rosetta2.
On Mon, Feb 24, 2025 at 3:39 AM Stefan Dösinger stefandoesinger@gmail.com wrote:
Am Montag, 24. Februar 2025, 03:55:59 Ostafrikanische Zeit schrieb robert lippmann:
Hi all,
I tried to update the wiki to document how to compile Wine on Apple
Silicon,
but I’m not sure if it went through.
Basically, you need to add lld (which pulls in llvm) in addition to the other build dependencies
Generally if you want to run x86 Windows applications run both configure and make with arch -x86_64. Then it will all behave as if you were on an Intel CPU mac. You don't need to run the built wine with arch because it will be an x86_64 only binary.
If you want to build things for arm to run arm64 Windows binaries you are in a world of trouble:
- MacOS won't allow you to map anything below 4 GB, so Wine can't place
the KSHARED_USER_DATA at 0x7ffe0000.
- ARM MacOS has 16 kb pages whereas Windows has 4kb ones.
We are working on both of those issues, but running an arm64 wine is going to take a while.