FMU compilation from source for MacOS silicon platforms (functional enhancement or documentation)

[c0def0x01]

I hope I am not duplicating an issue or question, however my researches did not find a lot regarding the compilation of FMUs (that contain source code) on macOS for macOS Silicon.

If my question seems ignorant, then I would appreciate any pointer towards a tutorial or concrete example procedure on how to achieve this compilation. The fmpy command line also offers a compile command list that seems to support this principally (unless I am wrongly interpreting it), however can't get it working.

Related to issue #623 I also would like to then simulate an FMU in my python-environment on my Mac (silicon, M1, M2, ...) and it seems that there also would be some enhancements needed.

Which compiler flags would I need to set for clang concretely to achieve the compilation of the sources/ and to create the binaries/darwin64 with all required files to make it run also on Mac silicon.... maybe the cmake already supports all that and I am simply missing the description or guidelines to follow through.

[jbernalr]

im using fmpy on apple silicon m1. I can compile and simulate source code fmus with fmpy 0.3.19. if your fmu has the sources, then run: fmpy compile myfmu.fmu
that will generate a darwin64 directory and its correspondent .dylib file
then simulate with: fmpy simulate myfmu.fmu