# picked this version as they work well with godot-rust, feel free to change Install -d $MACOSX_CROSS_COMPILER/cross-compiler Install -d $MACOSX_CROSS_COMPILER/osxcross

# change the following path to match your setupĮxport MACOSX_CROSS_COMPILER=$HOME/macosx-cross-compiler Sudo apt-get install llvm-dev libclang-dev clang libxml2-dev libz-dev Howto # make sure you have a proper C/C++ native compiler first, as a suggestion: Which is just about setting up a working C/C++ compiler on Linux. Hopefully, the first two steps, downloading the SDK and fixing details,

then build with cargo build -target x86_64-apple-darwin.

fix all paths and other details so that it ressembles a Mac OS X environment.

Of the whole SDK missing, so there is no chance you can get a build. Installing just this file is not enough, this error is usually a consequence The most common error is: fatal error: 'TargetConditionals.h' file not found Typically missing, even if your compiler is able to produce Mac OS X compatible binaries. More precisely you needįor Mac users, this SDK is 'just there' but when cross-compiling, it is Need a Mac OS X C/C++ compiler, the Rust compiler is not enough. Why is this complex ?Ĭross-compiling Rust programs for Mac OS X is as simple as: rustup target add x86_64-apple-darwin

If you have access to a real Mac, building natively is easier.

you want to build from a CI, typically on a Docker image.

you do not have access to Apple hardware.

Use caseĮxporting for Mac OS X is interesting if: Versioning and supported platformsĭisclaimer: Currently, the following steps are tested and confirmed to work on Linux only.

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