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From Tom Pelaia, these should now allow compiles for the x86-based simulator as well as for ARM-based devices.
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49 lines
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# CONFIG_SITE.Common.iosCommon
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#
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# $Revision-Id$
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#
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# Site-specific settings for Apple iOS builds
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#-------------------------------------------------------
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# iOS SDK Version number (not the XCode version).
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# We haven't tested our current build rules on the older
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# versions of either XCode or the iOS SDK, be warned!
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#IOS_VERSION = 5.0
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#IOS_VERSION = 5.1
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#IOS_VERSION = 6.0
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#IOS_VERSION = 6.1
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IOS_VERSION = 7.0
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# Minimum version of iOS the executables must run on.
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# Earlier versions may work, if XCode supports them.
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#IOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 5.0
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#IOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 5.1
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#IOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 6.0
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#IOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 6.1
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IOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 7.0
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# Which compiler to use:
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# CLANG is required for Xcode 5.0 and later
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# LLVM_GNU uses the llvm-gcc and llvm-g++ compilers
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# GNU is needed for older versions of Xcode
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COMPILER = CLANG
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#COMPILER = LLVM_GNU
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#COMPILER = GNU
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# Most sites will want to build shared libraries (which is the
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# default), but if you get an error from ld while building libCom,
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# try uncommenting this, which is needed for some compiler versions:
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#SHARED_LIBRARIES = NO
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# Get platform path from OS, these are usually correct:
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XCODE_PATH := $(shell xcode-select -print-path)
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PLATFORM_DIR = $(XCODE_PATH)/Platforms/$(IOS_PLATFORM).platform
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