Many development apps, frameworks, and tools such as Node.js and Electron have been updated with native Apple Silicon support, while Docker for M1 Macs is currently available as a preview. If you have an M1 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or Mac mini, you can download Visual Studio Code insider preview build from here.ĭevelopers have been quick to update their apps to support Apple Silicon Macs. If you're using a Mac with a M1 processor, yes, this should be faster and use less resources (memory and CPU). They likely compared it to the Intel version, which would have worked on an M1 mac using Rosetta, but not with the 100% performance and efficiency benefits that a native app provides. When responding to a question on Twitter, the official Visual Studio Code account confirmed that the M1 Mac version will be faster and will use less resources. It is unclear why Microsoft has gone down this route, but ultimately, once you install the appropriate build for your computer, you should not have to worry again about future updates. Even the Windows on ARM version of Visual Studio Code has a separate version that needs to be installed to take full advantage of native support. A Universal binary means that the same app works with both Intel and M1-chip based Macs.
Unlike other Apple Silicon compatible apps, Microsoft has not yet created a Universal app for Visual Studio Code for Mac. Visual Studio Code for Apple Silicon M1 Macs is now available for insiders I’ll have another mess around over the weekend to test MSVC further when I have a bit more time.Apple fixes IOSurfaceAccelerator and WebKit security flaws after reports of exploitation The whole concept of these 2 OS’s running at the same time and fully interacting is just mind blowingly good for end users that need to work on both. Has anyone else messed around with this? It would seem a good move for Microsoft to start selling license for the arm version of windows you’d think. I haven’t tried running it on an Intel machine yet though. I was expecting it not to work, then I tried the Release configuration and to my surprise that compiled and ran without a problem.
Engine support allows up to 30x faster playback on Apple Mac M1 models. So I installed MSVS and it gave a warning that it isn’t supported but I went ahead anyway, I gave the juce test GUI project a try and in debug mode it didnt work, it asked to download some symbols which didn’t help. Professional video editing, color correction, visual effects and audio post. I’m really surprised how well it works and integrates, I’ve installed sound Forge and it’s almost as though it’s native to the MAC. I’ve just got an M1 mac mini for compiling juce projects and thought I’d give running W11 a go in the parallels desktop a go.
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