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A better solution is to compile for C++11 (or later) instead, where sem_* APIs are not required.

Managed to run SystemC on new Apple M1 silicon, following are the steps 1. modify configure file, add the following code highlighted in red # check CPU architecture case ${target_cpu} in #( x86_64|amd64) : TARGET_ARCH="${TARGET_ARCH}64" CPU_ARCH="x86_64" QT_ARCH="x86_64" ;; #( x*86|i*86) : CPU_ARCH="i386" QT_ARCH="iX86" ;; #( powerpc64) : TARGET_ARCH="${TARGET_ARCH}ppc64" CPU_ARCH="ppc64" QT_ARCH="pthreads" ;; #( powerpc) : TARGET_ARCH="${TARGET_ARCH}ppc" CPU_ARCH="ppc" QT_ARCH="powerpc-apple-macosx" ;; #( arm) : TARGET_ARCH="${TARGET_ARCH}arm" CPU_ARCH="arm64" QT_ARCH="pthreads" ;; #( *) : as_fn_error $? "\"sorry...architecture not supported\"" "$LINENO" 5 ;; 2. install g++ using homebrew brew install gcc 3. setting CXX and point to the homebrew g++-11 in step 2, run configure export CXX=g++-11 ./configure 4. make all 5. make check I would like to encourage others to share their experience of porting systemC to this new mac silicon.