Add iOS build support. #353
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May I add iOS CI ? Great job ! |
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Adds ability to compile
godot-cppfor the iOS devices (armv7, armv8) and simulator (x86_64).Currently, Godot export seems to ignore gdnative libs for the iOS, but adding appropriate static libs to the exported xcode project manually works OK (at least in the simulator).
Following Scons options have been added:
ios_arch=arm64(default),armv7,x86_64target architectureIPHONEPATH= toolchain path (default value should work for normal xcode installation), SDK path is detected viaxcrunutility.gdtl gdnative demo project running in simulator:
