Flutter say they plan to offer support for compilation directly to arm64, as well as universal binaries that combine x86_64 and arm64 assets. Running Mac apps built with Flutter 2.x on Apple silicon (M1) based Mac's (target)įlutter based macOS Desktop apps run but only really because Intel macOS binaries work on Apple silicon without change thanks to the Rosetta 2 translation environment, which converts x86_64 instructions to arm64.
One major gotcha at the moment is that for iOS the CocoaPods dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects which is required for apps with plugins, is not yet compatible with Apple silicon, making Apple iOS app development on an Apple silicon (M1) Mac rather pointless. Developing apps with Flutter 2.x on Apple silicon (M1) based Mac's (host)įlutter apps built for the App Store for iOS run unmodified on Apple silicon (M1) based Mac's.įlutter includes preliminary support for developing on macOS devices with Apple silicon (M1) hardware but some tools still use the Rosetta 2 translation environment.
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