Provides a cargo lipo subcommand which automatically creates a universal library for use with your iOS application.
From anywhere you would usually run cargo you can now run cargo lipo or cargo lipo --release to create a universal library for ios, which can be found in $target/universal/{release|debug}/$lib_name.a.
Make sure you have a library target in your Cargo.toml with a crate type of staticlib:
[lib]
name = "..."
crate-type = ["staticlib"]Install cargo lipo with cargo install cargo-lipo. cargo lipo can be build with rust 1.8 and later.
You also need a rust compiler which can compile for the iOS targets. If you use rustup all you should have to do is
rustup target add aarch64-apple-ios
rustup target add armv7-apple-ios
rustup target add armv7s-apple-ios
rustup target add i386-apple-ios
rustup target add x86_64-apple-iosIf you use a recent version of multirust
multirust add-target aarch64-apple-ios
multirust add-target armv7-apple-ios
multirust add-target armv7s-apple-ios
multirust add-target i386-apple-ios
multirust add-target x86_64-apple-iosshould work.
Note: both will only work on stable starting with the 1.8 release.
Alternatively you can build a rust compiler with iOS support yourself.
Cargo fails with error: can't find crate for `std` : Your rust compiler most likely does not support cross-compiling to iOS.
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