Re: [hatari-devel] Xcode 10.0 and i386

[Anders Eriksson <ae@xxxxxx>]

Hello,

in my mind, it makes sense to drop x86. There are only a handful of 
32-bit Intel machines released by Apple and that was back in 2006.

I happen to have one of them (the original Macbook) and Hatari doesn't 
run fluent (skips frames even for ST emulation), so it's not a great 
Hatari machine.

--
Anders Eriksson
ae@xxxxxx


Den 2018-09-23 kl. 10:47, skrev Troed Sångberg:
> A few days ago I saw that Xcode was updated on my computer, and after 
> that I saw my automated macOS Hatari builds fail. Today I had time to 
> look into why and it seems i386 is no longer allowed to be built with Xcode.
>
> I'm currently pondering staying on an older Xcode or whether to drop 
> i386 macOS builds. Currently we're backwards compatible to macOS 10.6 
> (Snow Leopard) which is ten years old, and it was also the last version 
> of macOS that could be run on 32-bit only architecture (while many of 
> them are 64). From 10.7 and up macOS has been 64-bit.
>
> So I'm leaning towards dropping i386. We can always produce a legacy 
> build like for PPC for releases.
>
> /Troed