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Well, it would require a port of the dsymutil - but the source code of it isn't publicly available, so it can't be ported.
The only way would be to get the original OS X dsymutil binary working on Linux (would prefer to have native binaries for everything).
Maybe https://github.com/shinh/maloader would be an option.
But I am really not happy about the build dependencies of it (native libc++ and OpenCFlite to get dsymutil working).
Will give it a try, but it will take a few days (or maybe a week or two) as I am currently busy with other thing.
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I may look into maloader but I agree, the dependencies are not ideal.
Regardless, this is fantastic. I've been looking to target OS X from linux for years. Thanks
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Thanks, glad to hear that.
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I am unclear on the details of this, but is dsymutil necessary for writing DWARF's .debug_abbrev to the .o files? It sounds like dsymutil operates on existing DWARF data embedded in the .o files to generate a dSYM file.
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It must be dsymutil (not an expert about it) because that tool is the only difference.
If you get dsymutil somehow working, then don't forget to remove the -g0
(${1+"$@"} -g0
-> ${1+"$@"}
) in the wrapper file (oclang/oclang
), then re-run ./build.sh
.
If you are using gcc, then you must remove patch -p0 < $OSXCROSS_PATCH_DIR/gcc-dsymutil.patch
from build_gcc.sh
, then rebuild gcc (run rm build/have_gcc*
first).
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This issue should probably be reopened, since debug info still doesn't work.
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@tamird: Debug info works: https://github.com/tpoechtrager/osxcross/blob/master/README.DEBUGGING.md.
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