iOS simulator libs

[dimitre]

I've recently started to use iOS using github code, so I've noticed the simulator libs are absent. We don't have precompiled libs here http://ci.openframeworks.cc/libs/0.11.2/ too so I suppose the way of getting it working now is to build using apothecary right? Is there a script to build all apothecary formulas for a specific platform?

Suggestions: Simulator libs could be added to ci.openframeworks.cc and some new scripts added in /scripts/ios folder like: download_libs_ios.sh download_libs_ios_simulator.sh download_libs_tvos.sh

[danoli3]

Definitely they should be apart of it with x86_64 Intel. ARM64 simulator (M1 / Apple Silicon) however needs us to move to the new .xcframework as you can't fat lib (.a) two of the same architecture together. Apple also wants us to use .xcframework so we can version our dependancies and track what version each one is

[dimitre]

Nice! @danoli3 what do you think of splitting in two separate files the ios libs and tvos libs ? and how to name this scripts? I can submit a PR. I always interrupt the script when it starts downloading tvos stuff

[danoli3]

tvOS split here https://github.com/openframeworks/openFrameworks/pull/6975

[dimitre]

tvOS split here #6975

Woww thanks @danoli3 :)

[danoli3]

Simulator libs are present for x86_64

It’s a whole architecture change to get arm64 working as we will need to convert to the new format xcframework

On Sun, 8 May 2022 at 2:43 am, Dimitre @.***> wrote:

I've recently started to use iOS using github code, so I've noticed the simulator libs are absent. We don't have precompiled libs here http://ci.openframeworks.cc/libs/0.11.2/ too so I suppose the way of getting it working now is to build using apothecary right? Is there a script to build all apothecary formulas for a specific platform?

Suggestions: Simulator libs could be added to ci.openframeworks.cc and some new scripts added in /scripts/ios folder like: download_libs_ios.sh download_libs_ios_simulator.sh download_libs_tvos.sh

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[NickHardeman]

Is it possible to build for simulator on M1 Silicon? Running into this issue using the iOS nightly. ld: in ../../../libs/boost/lib/ios/boost_system.a(error_code.o), building for iOS Simulator, but linking in object file built for iOS, file '../../../libs/boost/lib/ios/boost_system.a' for architecture arm64

[ofTheo]

Not currently 😞 - that is something we need to tackle in apothecary: https://github.com/openframeworks/apothecary/issues/208

[danoli3]

Just build for m1 via Designed for iPad it works

On Wed, 23 Nov 2022 at 3:50 am, Theodore Watson @.***> wrote:

Not currently 😞 - that is something we need to tackle in apothecary: openframeworks/apothecary#208 https://github.com/openframeworks/apothecary/issues/208

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[NickHardeman]

@danoli3 Ok great, thank you. Xcode really wants me to have a developer license/team, is there a way to compile without one?