MacOS: update xcode project #1807
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- adjust in project lib ogg header to be compatible with latest sources - update OSX README with instructions - adjustment in FreeType to work with Debug builds under Xcode in macOS, using system available zlib - xcode project version upgrade
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Also updated the macOS makefile instructions, should someone want to build and run it this way. :) |
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This should make the Xcode project be useable again in macOS. This is useful to figure out the iOS port (#1505), as it will require using Xcode.
It requires some manual steps which I detailed in the README.
I can split the contents of this commit in different ones if necessary.
When trying to use Xcode to debug AGS, I could not make AGS work for nothing... Turns out Xcode by default adds some parameters to a debugged executable and AGS was picking up these.
I configured the debug schemes here to not add these parameters, so things are working. But I think maybe we should print the full argv if there's an unused parameter that is preceded by
-. I will probably open an issue on this later.