trufae
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3 years ago Probably using make ios CC=gcc is enough to make it work. Can you try?
On 4 Jul 2021, at 10:51, Torrekie @.***> wrote:
When trying to build on iOS, it uses macos method in default
iPhone:~/proj mobile$ cd fsmon/ iPhone:~/proj/fsmon mobile$ make cc -I. -Wall -DFSMON_VERSION=\"1.8.4\" -g -ggdb -mmacosx-version-min=10.12 -DTARGET_OSX=1 -o fsmon-macos main.c util.c backend/*.c -framework CoreServices When passing "-mmacosx-version-min" to clang on iOS, it will build for macos but link for iOS, then causes the binary file could not be executed or building failure.
But when attempting make ios to compile, it will give some errors that tells xcrun not exist.
iPhone:~/proj/fsmon mobile$ make ios make: xcrun: Command not found make: xcrun: Command not found arch armv7 -arch arm64 -isysroot -fembed-bitcode -flto -target arm64-apple-ios10.0 -miphoneos-version-min=10.0 -O3 -Wall -fembed-bitcode -I. -Wall -DFSMON_VERSION=\"1.8.4\" -g -ggdb -DTARGET_IOS=1 -o fsmon-ios main.c util.c backend/*.c \ -framework CoreFoundation \ -weak_framework MobileCoreServices \ -weak_framework CoreServices arch: Can't find armv7 in PATH make: [Makefile:80: ios] Error 1 (ignored) xcrun --sdk iphoneos strip fsmon-ios make: xcrun: Command not found make: *** [Makefile:81: ios] Error 127 Unless we can simulate xcrun's behavior, we should swap sysroot to / (or some specific path that stores iphoneos sdk, I poured it in to my system paths so I will no need to specify sysroot path when compiling other source codes) and use native toolchain.
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Torrekie
When trying to build on iOS, it uses macos method by default
When passing "-mmacosx-version-min" to clang on iOS, it will build for macos but link for iOS, then causes the binary file could not be executed or building failure.
But when attempting
make iosto compile, it will give some errors that tellsxcrunnot exist.Unless we can simulate
xcrun's behavior, we should swap sysroot to/(or some specific path that stores iphoneos sdk, I poured it in to my system paths so I will no need to specify sysroot path when compiling other source codes) and use native toolchain.