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Xcode 9 and 10 need some stubs #445
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XCode comes with a version of make, so I just replaced the "system" one with that. |
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I'm quite ignorant to the internals of all this, but I recall using the same version of XCode previously and not having such problems - maybe I'm mistaken/confused thanks for your time @ahyattdev |
Hi Dekken, I am going off of all the symbols that the main 'Xcode' application executable relies on here. I'm not sure exactly which program is being run that creates this issue but hopefully this also fixes that. |
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The issue is that the exported symbols list from Apple is preprocessed. For whatever reason, it isn't being properly preprocessed. The solution was to join the #included ones together manually and get rid of the #if, etc. The result of this is SEC_MANUAL.exp. darlinghq/darling#445
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Also update QuartzCore and Foundation
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NSScriptCommand and NSScriptCommandDescription darlinghq/darling#445
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Xcode 10 finally has all the symbols it wants before it starts executing any code. It of course does not work yet, but that is outside of the scope of this issue. For those who are curious, this is what happens when it is run:
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Related is #488. |
This prevents running Xcode 9 CLI tools or any other recent Swift version.
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