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according to https://www.tfzx.net/article/151144.html it appears that the xcode toolchain can be configured/switched for specific architectures. the solution proposed there is : > 1) Set Architecture to default 2) Set Valid...
``` $ cat try.c #include int main() { printf("Hello World\n"); } $ cc try.c -o a; ./a Hello World ```
ok, then please show how your dylib file is compiled in proxychains build (output from make) and output of readelf -a on that dylib file
can you execute proxychains4-daemon ? also still waiting for readelf -a output...
> (it gets stuck) that's good, it means the binary can be executed... > The dylib is attached: libproxychains4.zip unfortunately my linux tools don't recognize the format. if readelf doesn't...
`otool -l a` output might also be interesting.
i asked some helpful persons from mac homebrew ( https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/commit/bfd6fe6609e9ad72788e9e605289b6aae9ffca3e#r45740033 ) and it would appear they can get it both to build and run a successful test. maybe you could...
good observation. i added a comment to the above linked homebrew question, let's see what we get as a reply.
ok thanks, can you try to run otool on the files mentioned in my comment there?
there is no info about cpu type / subtype in there, which is what i'm after. i think otool might need some additional options to display it. please consult the...