locheck: add support for linux. #56
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| PREFIX = /usr/local | |||
| INSTALL_PATH = $(PREFIX)/bin/$(EXECUTABLE_NAME) | |||
| BUILD_PATH = .build/apple/Products/Release/$(EXECUTABLE_NAME) | |||
| BUILD_PATH = .build/release/$(EXECUTABLE_NAME) | |||
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Can you confirm that this doesn't break the Mac build?
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Actually it does, fixed now
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Hi,
Full disclaimer: I'm no expert in running swift on Linux.
This is a try to make this project compatible with linux, the changes are very minimal, as the code doesn't use anything platform-specific (from what I can see)
Replace Darwin imports with Glibc, and a small change in Makefile to make it multi-platform
I did try to compile, install and run on ubuntu on a real iOS project with lots of localizations, it seems to work. (Although the version I ran was by replacing Darwin by Glibc, not the one with
ifs)