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.
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.