Add information for rust-bitcode #5
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The installation instructions were missing for the iOS part. Also some of the import parts in the xcode project were wrong.
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| #!/bin/bash | |||
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| # Ensure that `cargo` is in PATH, using the default location. | |||
| export PATH="$PATH:${HOME}/.cargo/bin" | |||
| . "$HOME/.cargo/env" | |||
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| ## iOS specific steps | |||
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| - Add targets | |||
| - Install rust 1.46.0 with MacOSX binary support | |||
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It works, thanks 👍! can we can do something to not have to specify the version in the app's script (and ideally use a placeholder in the instructions too)? |
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Did you test it on a clean repo? I had to compile it manually once for all the rust libraries, and then let Xcode do the compiling of the main rust code and the linking. With regard to multiple versions, this might be a bit tricky. The
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Hmm I had to run cargo +ios-arm64-1.46.0 build --target aarch64-apple-ios --release --lib
cargo build --target=x86_64-apple-ios --releasedirectly on the terminal once.. it seems that there are linker issues when the script is executed from Xcode.
Maybe related? TimNN/cargo-lipo#41 Let's skip the version thing for now, rust-bitcode's last stable release is from about 6 months ago, so not that much of an issue. |
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Thanks for your contribution! |
The installation instructions were missing for the iOS part.
Also some of the import parts in the xcode project were wrong.
Closes #4