[WIP] Allow building as a framework on OSX #3781
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I think handling the dependencies is going to be FUN. If someone whose CMake-fu is up-to-par, I'm looking for a way to grab the path to a linked library, because they need to be copied inside the framework. |
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Closing because It's Too Old And Build Systems Are Too Old. |
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cmake -DBUILD_FRAMEWORK=1 -G Xcodeto generate the project.This is a first, rough pass at making libgit2 package itself on OSX using only CMake, so I haven't actually tried to use the resulting framework (it looks like there are a few things to fix in OCGit for that to go smoothly).
libgit2/objective-git#542