The ppc arch is the 2.0.1 that was there originaly.
The i386 arch is 2.0.16, now compiled with an SDK later than 10.9 so the Notarization process is cool with it.
So now all post-ppc SDL libraries are 2.0.16.
Also works on Apple Silicon. Specific signing values are in a non-committed file, and the ub2 script only notarizes if a "notarize" flag is passed in on the command line.
NOTE: the SDL dylib currently only has x86_64 and arm64, will need extra work to graft those back in and keep the Notary service happy.
- Reorganized Xcode project
- Added missionpack support to Xcode project
- Incorporated changes from MaddTheSane for Apple Silicon support https://github.com/maddthesane/ioq3
- Built SDL 2.0.14 for Apple Siicon, added to existing SDL dylib
- Built SDLMain for Apple Silicon, added to existing libSDL2main.a
Note: This uses the generic curlbuild.h because it is used by multiple platforms.
A system curl would have a configure generated one.
The libraries for win32 and win64 were cross compiled with these options:
--disable-shared --enable-static --disable-ares --enable-http \
--enable-ftp --disable-ldap --disable-ldaps --disable-rtsp \
--disable-dict --disable-file --disable-telnet --disable-tftp \
--disable-pop3 --disable-imap --disable-smtp --disable-gopher \
--enable-ipv6 --without-ssl \
--disable-manual --disable-libcurl-option
This effectively enables only HTTP and FTP protocol support.
* adds a shell script ./make-macosx-ub.sh that builds Mac OS X Universal Binary
* fixes Mac OS X x86 VM crashes (-mstackrealign)
* adds current working directory to the search path on Mac OS X to make
working with .app bundles easier
* various tweaks to make ioquake3 build against the 10.2 SDK
* changed default OpenAL .dylib location to the path of the one included with
the Framework bundled in 10.4 (for USE_OPENAL_DLOPEN)
* updated to a Universal libSDL-1.2.0.dylib
Still work to be done, but this at least matches the PowerPC Linux status
now.
MacOS-specific directory (and XCode project) is gone...this now uses SDL,
OpenAL, and the Unix Makefiles.
--ryan.
