Re: What macOS SDK is being tested against on gitlab?

[Alexandre Julliard]

Dean Greer  writes:
> Hi Alexandre,
> > Yes, it's a dedicated Mac Mini that we have setup for that purpose,
>
> currently running macOS 12.5.1.  I installed a number of Homebrew
> packages that are necessary for building Wine. If there are specific
> queries you'd like me to run on that box I'd be happy to.
>
> The minimum packages would be;
>       # build deps
>       brew install  bison \
>                           pkg-config \
>                           mingw-w64
>
>       # runtime deps
>       brew install  freetype \
>                           gphoto2 \
>                           gst-plugins-base \
>                           krb5 \
>                           mingw-w64 \
>                           molten-vk \
>                           sdl2
>
>       # casks
>       brew install --cask xquartz
>
> PATH would need to be appended with $(brew --prefix krb5)/bin
>
> A copy of MacOSX10.13.sdk from Xcode9.3 (or later version of Xcode9) placed into /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/ then the testbot could also test compiling i386 wine.
>
> configure/make wine64 then set the following before running configure for i386;
>  export SDKROOT="/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX10.13.sdk"
>  export PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR="/opt/X11/lib/pkgconfig:/opt/X11/share/pkgconfig"
>
> That would at least cover the basics for an i386 build without needing a legacy macOS runner

At this point I don't think we care about testing i386 builds for
macOS. We should soon have a way of building the 32-bit PE dlls as part
of the 64-bit build, which should be the default going forward.