Fix build on MacOS X #169
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1b7d1a4 should deal with automated architecture/sdk selection. Not tested on an actual Intel Mac since I don't have a Mojave image handy, but I tried to make sure the i386 branch should end up with the same values as the old hardcoded ones. |
Old MacOS X doesn't define the former in the 10.5 SDK.
Apple uses @ as the command separator and ; as the comment, so we have to hide that behind a macro too, *sigh*. Yes, technically "__" is a reserved name, but we can get away with it and its not as ugly as anything with alphanumerics in it.
Add unconditionally only the flags that MacOS X 10.5 gcc 4.2 accepts. Add other flags (that said 4.2 does not accept) based on the compiler version. The versions were picked from inspecting the gcc docs and should not be too wrong, hopefully.
Doesn't matter on case-insensitive macos, but keep things tidy.
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Fixes build on MacOSX/x86 (tested on ElCapitan with Xcode 6.4)
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Added one piggyback commit to this PR to fix MacOSX/x86 build, so this PR should fully restore MacOSX support modulo cmake glitches. |
The 10.10 SDK still has full Quickdraw support. Tested with Xcode 6.4 (that comes with 10.9 and 10.10 SDKs). In 10.11 SDK and later the Quickdraw headers are just a hollow shell and Self fails to compile its Quickdraw code.
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Tested on 10.5.8.
One missing change is thatvm/cmake/mac_osx.cmakehardcodes i386. For the test I have hardcoded ppc instead:My cmake-fu is not up to doing it properly, help appreciated.