This commit produces a fat-binary with two slices. The x86_64 slice
is for all x64 systems, and the x86_64h slice targets x64 systems
starting with Haswell. The latter allows the compiler to use newer
instructions that are not available on older microarchitectures.
A common report from macOS users is they can't figure out how to unzip the
program. This will allow them to double click to unzip the archive which
is what users on macOS expect.
@archshift has been MIA for a while, so our builds server is currently
down. Furthermore, uploading is broken in both Linux and macOS:
- The version of lftp in Trusty doesn't support the sftp:auto-confirm
option, which means that uploading would hang, even if the server
weren't down. It currently tries to connect forever and fails the
build with a timeout.
- lftp was removed from Homebrew, so it wasn't being installed on macOS
and invoking it just failed.
* Travis: Mac OS X Build Fix
Addresses the issue of the nightly builds crashing on OS X. In short,
the changes needed were to rename the references within the binaries in
order to make the app “self-contained”.
* Travis: Mac OS X Terminal
Launches citra with a terminal (instead of going straight for the QT
application, skipping the debugging terminal).
* Travis: Clean Up Lines
* Travis: Fix of EOL Issue
* Travis: Merge Fixes from Build Branch
* Travis: Forward OS X Arguments
* Travis: Forward OS X Arg x2
The issue is, is that sure “open citra-qt.app —args test” works, but
drag and drop doesn’t!
* Travis: Something needed to be escaped
MerryMage
j-selby
James Rowe
Yuri Kunde Schlesner
wwylele
Andy Tran
Jannik Vogel
archshift
Emmanuel Gil Peyrot