Re: [Build] XCodeLegacy - Re: dmake and epm

With Xcode9, you do need to use Xcodelegacy. > On Oct 25, 2017, at 11:19 AM, Dave Fisher wrote: > > Hi Jim, > > Thanks. I have Xcode 9 which has the following: > > $ xcodebuild -showsdks > iOS SDKs: > iOS 11.0-sdk iphoneos11.0 > > iOS Simulator SDKs: > Simu

Re: [Build] XCodeLegacy - Re: dmake and epm

Hi Jim, Thanks. I have Xcode 9 which has the following: $ xcodebuild -showsdks iOS SDKs: iOS 11.0-sdk iphoneos11.0 iOS Simulator SDKs: Simulator - iOS 11.0-sdk iphonesimulator11.0 macOS SDKs: macOS 10.13 -sdk macosx

Re: [Build] XCodeLegacy - Re: dmake and epm

Actually, if you have Xcode7 or Xcode8, there is no need for Xcodelegacy at all. All Xcodelegacy does is obtain older macOS SDKs and installs them in Xcode. But we use the latest SDK available (via configure). So Xcodelegacy is not a requirement/dependency per se. It's just useful in case we get i

[Build] XCodeLegacy - Re: dmake and epm

Hi Jim, I’m hung up on what I should do with https://github.com/devernay/xcodelegacy What should I download before I run the scripts? Which form of the command should I use? BTW - this requirement is only mentioned in the build release script. Regards