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GabLeRoux / macos-crossover-wine-cloud-builder

Build CrossOver FOSS mac application in the cloud ⛅
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Mojave local build fails due to missing libsdl2 sources #31

Closed The-Minecraft-Scientist closed 2 years ago

The-Minecraft-Scientist commented 2 years ago

I got it to build after removing --with-sdl from the buildscript, I think it needs to pull the sources from here and link them properly.

Gcenx commented 2 years ago

The issue is brew only supports the versions of macOS that Apple supports.

This project builds wine64 & wine32on64 targets as those work on macOS Catalina and later and only require x86_64 libraries where wine requires i386 libraries (brew doesn’t provide i386 libraries)

As your still running macOS Mojave you could simply use upstream Winehq packages, I’m one of the official Winehq package maintainers for macOS and those run on macOS High Sierra and later and include wine & wine64.

I personally don’t want to work on getting this to function on versions of macOS that brew no longer support, if @dasmy &/or @GabLeRoux wanted to work on that is another matter.

dasmy commented 2 years ago

The issue is brew only supports the versions of macOS that Apple supports.

This project builds wine64 & wine32on64 targets as those work on macOS Catalina and later and only require x86_64 libraries where wine requires i386 libraries (brew doesn’t provide i386 libraries)

As your still running macOS Mojave you could simply use upstream Winehq packages, I’m one of the official Winehq package maintainers for macOS and those run on macOS High Sierra and later and include wine & wine64.

I personally don’t want to work on getting this to function on versions of macOS that brew no longer support, if @dasmy &/or @GabLeRoux wanted to work on that is another matter.

I am also not very inclined to work on Mojave compatibility as I do not have a Mojave machine myself any more. The whole point behind wine32on64 is the missing support for executing 32bit code "natively" on later macOS versions.

The-Minecraft-Scientist commented 2 years ago

Understood. That resolves the issue :) I'll submit a PR if I ever find a fix.

Gcenx commented 2 years ago

@The-Minecraft-Scientist it would take a rather massive overhaul to this project to enable compiling for i386 along with compiling the required i386 libraries.

My Intel Macbook Pro is still on macOS Mojave with Macports where I first modify /opt/local/etc/macports/macports.conf

macosx_deployment_target     10.13
macosx_sdk_version           10.13

Along with /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX10.13.sdk

Also needed edits /opt/local/etc/macports/sources.conf

file:///Users/gcenx/ports [nosync]
file:///opt/macports-legacy_rust
file:///opt/macports-gstreamer1
file:///opt/macports-wine
rsync://rsync.macports.org/macports/release/tarballs/ports.tar [default]

Each contain multiple overrides to macports behaviour ports alone contains 72 overriders, all of this is easier then manually compiling everything needed from source.