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This will build static libraries and a test suite for the specified target. The build configuration options can be found in config/Make.rules
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When building for iPhone in debug mode, make will by default build only |
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for IceTouch supports |
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OS X and iOS provide two C++ run time libraries, the older libstd++ and newer libc++. By default, Xcode 5 links with libc++ when targeting OS X 10.9 or iOS 7, and with libstd++ when targeting earlier versions. The Ice Touch build system targets iOS 5.1.1 and OS X 10.7, and as a result will create by default libraries linked with with libstd++. If you want to create libraries linked with libc++, set The resulting libraries will carry a These |
If you built for iPhone or the iPhone simulator, you should now use Xcode to build the demos and test suite GUI located in the following subdirectories:
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For the iPhone or iPhone simulator, the test suite runs within an iPhone application named "Test Suite". You can run it from the Xcode project located in the cpp/test/iPhone/container
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The container application has two targets:
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The architecture used to build the "Test Suite" application or the hello demo is specified with the "Architectures" build setting in the Xcode project. It must match the architecture used to build Ice Touch.
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