This bash script downloads the macOS SDK and prepares it for cross-compilation under ArchLinux (with the help of osxcross). It also eliminates the need for an Apple account without going warez by getting all the necessary files directly from the official SoftwareUpdate servers.
Only the SDK is downloaded, not the entire Xcode environment (it is useless for cross-compilation anyway, and would require downloading 7GB instead of 240MB).
Make sure all the required dependencies are installed:
sudo pacman -S --needed - < arch_pkgs.list
yay -S --needed - < aur_pkgs.list
And run the scripts:
./fetch.sh
./unpkg.sh
./build.sh
source ./sdk/update_env
It is perfectly possible to use the fetch.sh script under macOS
if you wish to download the macOS SDK but without using an Apple account.
Run the fetching script (not the build script, it is only for Linux!):
./fetch.sh
Then simply double-click the downloaded packages to install them
- sdk/CLTools_Executables.pkg
- sdk/CLTools_macOSNMOS_SDK.pkg
- sdk/CLTools_macOS_SDK.pkg