Darwin (macOS) compatibility #20
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added OS check for compatibility with Darwin (macOS) - macOS uses coremidiio - linux uses alsa
The intention is, to simplify the generation of a project file for Xcode users. to generate Xcode Project: - install xcodegen (f.ex. via brew install xcodegen) first (!) - from base repo dir execute in terminal: xcodegen generate --spec .builds/darwin.yml - this generates an .builds/oscmix.xcodeproj Project file for Xcode - the corresponding targets (and schemes) are automatically added - all relevant c source files should be included in Project Navigator - to add the rest, just drag'n drop from finder to Project Navigator or use the "Add Files" option in Xcode
added Darwin (macOS) related entries: /coremidiio .DS_Store
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Hi Michael,
I reinitialized my repo based on your last changes.
My intention was to make it easier to build and compile for macOS users, too.
With this changes you can quite easily build oscmix and coremidiio on macs (via make)
And/or create a Xcode project file with the relevant targets. Without loosing linux compatibility.
Works for me on current sonoma and Xcode.
regards, meg33