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Development.Shake.Language.C.Target.OSX

Description

This module provides toolchain definitions and utilities for targeting OSX and iOS. See Development.Shake.Language.C.Rules for examples of how to use a target toolchain.

OSX is also a supported host operating system, see Development.Shake.Language.C.Host for examples of how to target the host.

Synopsis

Documentation

data DeveloperPath Source

Base path of development tools on OSX.

Instances

Show DeveloperPath

getSDKRoot :: Action DeveloperPath Source

Get base path of development tools on OSX.

macOSX :: Platform Source

Mac OSX platform.

iPhoneOS :: Platform Source

iOS platform.

iPhoneSimulator :: Platform Source

iOS simulator platform.

target :: Platform -> Arch -> Target Source

Build target given a platform and an architecture.

sdkVersion :: Int -> Int -> Version Source

SDK version given major and minor version numbers.

toolChain Source

Arguments

:: DeveloperPath	Developer tools base path, see `getSDKRoot`
-> Version	Target SDK version
-> Target	Build target, see `target`
-> ToolChain	Resulting toolchain

Construct an OSX or iOS toolchain.

getPlatformVersions :: Platform -> Action [Version] Source

Return a list of available platform SDK versions.

For example in order to get the latest iOS SDK version:

maximum <$> getPlatformVersions iPhoneOS

macosx_version_min :: Version -> BuildFlags -> BuildFlags Source

Specify the -mmacosx-version-min compiler flag.

iphoneos_version_min :: Version -> BuildFlags -> BuildFlags Source

Specify the -miphoneos-version-min compiler flag.

universalBinary Source

Arguments

:: [FilePath]	Input files, can be executables, dynamic libraries or static archives but should be all of the same type
-> FilePath	Output file path
-> Action ()

Create a universal binary a list of input files.

Calls lipo with the -create option.