Do not merge: AsMain: run working HelloWorld asm example for iOS, since I don't have a DTK #3
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To support cross-compilation from x86_64: - explicitly specify arch to be arm64 - Use xcrun to find the SDK path to the active Xcode
I don't have a DTK, so I tested this by sideloading it to an iPad: - add this patch - make - Create a new Xcode project named HelloWorld - in Build Phases->Compile Sources, delete everthing - drag HelloWorld into the project - Clean build folder, build. - Make sure the app that's build has the right HelloWorld file. - Clean build folder, run. Xcode displays "Hello World!" in the console.
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My other PRs should get AsMain working. I don't have a DTK, so I tested these changes by sideloading it to an iPad:
Xcode displays "Hello World!" in the console.
I'm guessing that, since macOS on ARM and iOS are very similar, the alignment change should just work on macOS.