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I have considered getting a Mac in the past (even a very old Air) to make and, most importantly test, Mac builds, but I never got to it and cross-compiling to M
by mvx64 1y ago
I have considered getting a Mac in the past (even a very old Air) to make and, most importantly test, Mac builds, but I never got to it and cross-compiling to Mac seems like a pain, if at all possible. If you have a VM laying around though, it should work.
A good thing about the approach is that if it compiles, it should work exactly the same everywhere and with predictable/linear performance, no matter the environment or driver situation.
- p0w3n3d 1y agoI believe you can build to mac targets on github though
- mvx64 1y agoDidn't know this, but I'd rather not use github to be honest. Isn't there also some kind of signing required to publish a Mac build?
- p0w3n3d 1y agoyou're right, I wasn't aware of it. Of course you could build it and leave it as is, so we would need to accept the binary, but still - a lot of work. Makes some good projects made by devoted programmers exclusive to other platforms, sadly.
- Klonoar 1y agoYou don’t need to sign it, the user just has to do some leg work to run it without it.