Add iOS version detection, turn off JIT on bootup if >= 14.3. #14201
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| bool System_GetPropertyBool(SystemProperty prop) { | ||
| switch (prop) { | ||
| case SYSPROP_CAN_JIT: | ||
| return true; |
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Thanks for remembering, sometimes seems like headless always gets last pick. Though indentation is a bit spacier than usual.
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Seems libretro won't even hit this code, so we only need Android left. -[Unknown] |
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I had actually done Android too, it was just sitting unsaved in my editor for some reason. |
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Shouldn't this be >= 14.4? JIT still works on 14.3 (on A12 and up). |
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I was under the impression it worked on 12.2 but not later, apparently I was a minor version off. Can fix. |
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I'm a bit undecided on exactly what we should do.
"Fixes" #14196
Options seem to be:
In the two second options, the user can still attempt to turn it on in case Apple makes a boo-boo and accidentally allows it again.
This implements the building blocks, and option 3 above.
Hm.