This adds x86_64-apple-ios rather than aarch64-apple-ios-sim to the default targets on iOS if UBRN itself was built for x86.
Given that x86 Macs are slowly becoming extinct, I think, it may not be worth to include both targets by default because it'll result in a lot of pointless compilation.
I believe the ARCH value is baked in at compile time. So this may not work correctly in some edge cases. @trevoranderson, maybe you could give this a test on your Intel Mac?
This adds
x86_64-apple-ios
rather thanaarch64-apple-ios-sim
to the default targets on iOS if UBRN itself was built for x86.Given that x86 Macs are slowly becoming extinct, I think, it may not be worth to include both targets by default because it'll result in a lot of pointless compilation.
I believe the
ARCH
value is baked in at compile time. So this may not work correctly in some edge cases. @trevoranderson, maybe you could give this a test on your Intel Mac?Fixes: #134