Thomas Pöchtrager
Thomas Pöchtrager
No, I don't think so as that project's goal is just to be a loader for compiled binaries. https://github.com/shinh/maloader is a similar (interesting) project.
@BioMike: Yes, should be absolutely doable, but you would have to link against static libraries then, otherwise you may end up with ABI incompatibilities (or ship the dylibs with your...
I have tried a similar approach a while ago. I have created C stub source files, which can be compiled to .dylibs, which then can be used to re-create the...
iPhone Simulator is currently not supported. Do you depend on Simulator support? I might be able to get it working.
@naithar To be honest, I don't know. I can't do any testing either. Maybe it's just a warning and we have to wait for the next `ld64` open source release....
Yes, absolutely possible. You could start with adding `-v` to the compile command.
The compiler is (probably) doing something wrong not the linker. You must examine the compiler. Add `-v` to the compiler args. For example: $ ./target/bin/x86_64-apple-darwin11-clang ~/tmp/test.c -v clang version 13.0.0...
Yes. https://github.com/tpoechtrager/cctools-port/issues/31.
It builds the required compiler (for bitcode stuff) from the sources. Their compiler is open source. jeffatrad schrieb am Do., 31. Okt. 2019, 23:06: > Hi, Thomas - that method...
OS? Clang compiler version?