* OSX bundle support
* Disable framework by default, and fix domain name typo
* Remove info.plist, add efx.h for framework public header
* Fix osx/ios framework PUBLIC_HEADER doesn't work
* Refine comment message
* Auto set CFBundleShortVersionString by var LIB_VERSION
* Set CFBundleVersion from git commit count
* Use space to separate elements in a list
* Specific framework name to variable 'IMPL_TARGET'
* Solve cmake try_compile failed with code sign, and disable framework code sign
* Make ios travis to build dynamic framework bundle by default
* Update ios.toolchain.cmake
Since we solve code sign issue for cmake to generate dynamic framework xcode project, enable strict try_compile by default
* Remove MAKE_CXX_EXTENSIONS from travis-ci
* Combined flat lib armv7;arm64 support
* Remvoe ios.toolchain.cmake since we don't need
[skip appveyor] [skip travis]
* Sets framework name to soft_oal,
avoid ambiguous with system OpenAL.framework
* Fix missing BUNDLE, FRAMEWORK's DESTINATION
Build osx/ios dynamic framework required them.
* Use @rpath instead fullPath to mac local disk
see also:
c80ddef7a4
* CMake, use TRUE for bool value
* Don't disable examples, utils, install
* Make ALSOFT_OSX_FRAMEWORK for APPLE spec
* Remove unused flag and more clearly comment
* More clearly comment for solve armv7 target issue
Co-authored-by: deal <deal@dealdeMac.local>
Co-authored-by: bel <bel@beldeMac.local>
Some compilers support C++17 even on targets that lack required functions.
Projects that want to force C++17 will then run into a problem with
std::aligned_alloc not existing on those targets, so it needs to be explicitly
checked for. The alternative is to simply never use it even when it would be
available.
All the methods used should be compliant with C++14 constexpr rules. However,
the number of scales and phases cause GenerateBSincCoeffs to reach the allowed
step limit, preventing full compile-time generation. It's not a terribly big
deal, it'll generate them very quickly when loading, but it does prevent using
shared read-only memory pages.
