Dynare 4.7 MATLAB & Octave: macOS Installation Guide by Compiling from Source (for Apple Silicon M1)
This video shows how to install the unstable version of Dynare by compiling it from source for MATLAB and Octave on a M1 Macbook Air. It also covers how to install homebrew using the Rosetta2 compatibility layer.
*Timestamps*
0:27 Open Terminal and install `xcode-select`
0:34 Install Homebrew on Rosetta2 using `arch -x86-64`
0:58 How to install pre-requisites for compiling documentation (i.e. MacTex)
1:05 Install required packages using homebrew on Rosetta2
1:52 Link Sphinx
2:08 Compile Slicot from source
3:10 Use git clone to get source files of Dynare 4.7
3:30 Configure and compile Dynare from source
5:20 Add path of Dynare to MATLAB and run example
5:52 Add path of Dynare to Octave and run example