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iOS: removed deprecated cmake options, updated readme

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Martin Fleisz 2013-04-02 11:01:59 +02:00
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cmake/ConfigOptionsiOS.cmake
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@ -15,8 +15,6 @@
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
option(IOS_BUILD_OBJC "Automatically build iOS objective-c code - build type depends on CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE" ON)
option(IOS_BUILD_OBJC_DEBUG "Create an iOS debug package" ON)
if (NOT FREERDP_IOS_EXTERNAL_SSL_PATH)
set(FREERDP_IOS_EXTERNAL_SSL_PATH "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/external/openssl")
endif()

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docs/README.ios
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@ -2,15 +2,7 @@ Overview
========
The FreeRDP iOS port allows users to enjoy FreeRDP features on Apple iOS devices.
The application was written to be compatible with devices running iOS 3.2 or higher.
Please note that Apple dropped armv6 support in their latest Xcode releases.
If you want to compile for armv6 devices you will have to use an older Xcode version and build the OpenSSL libraries for armv6 as well.
For building the GUI part there are two possibilities:
* integrated build - have cmake to operate Xcode and build everything
* manual build - build FreeRDP libraries and invoke xcodebuild or Xcode manually for the frontend
Manual builds should be used for development.
The application was written to be compatible with devices running iOS 4.3 or higher.
Build requirements
@ -20,7 +12,6 @@ The following prerequisites are required in order to build the iOS port:
- cmake version >= 2.8.9
- latest Xcode installed (>= 4.6)
- installed "Command Line Tools" component
- installed Provisioning Profile and iOS Developer Certificate for code signing
- pre-build static OpenSSL libraries (see below)
@ -43,35 +34,23 @@ If you build OpenSSL youself you need to set FREERDP_IOS_EXTERNAL_SSL_PATH when
Building
========
Integrated build
----------------
Run the following commands in the top level FreeRDP directory:
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=cmake/iOSToolchain.cmake
make
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=cmake/iOSToolchain.cmake -GXcode
After that you should have a client/iOS/bin/<Debug or Release>/iFreeRDP.app application package.
This command will create a XCode project in the FreeRDP root folder called FreeRDP.xcodeproj.
Open the project in XCode and modify, build or run the app.
Manual iOS builds
-----------------
Alternatively you can also build the project from the command line using xcodebuild:
First run cmake to prepare the build:
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=cmake/iOSToolchain.cmake -DIOS_BUILD_OBJC=OFF
make
Now you can run your favourite xcodebuild command in client/iOS like this:
cd client/iOS
xcodebuild -project iFreeRDP.xcodeproj -configuration Debug -sdk iphoneos6.1 install
xcodebuild -project FreeRDP.xcodeproj -configuration Debug -sdk iphoneos6.1
Notes:
* XCode, by default will build the application into its derived data location (usually in ~/Library/Developer/...).
If you want to specify an output directory add CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR=<output-path-here> to the end of above command line.
* If using XCode choose "Open Other" from the welcome screen, browse to the client/iOS directory in your FreeRDP folder and select iFreeRDP.xcodeproj.
* If using XCode choose "Open Other" from the welcome screen, browse to the FreeRDP root directory and select FreeRDP.xcodeproj.
cmake variables
@ -92,8 +71,3 @@ CMAKE_IOS_SDK_ROOT (used by toolchain file)
FREERDP_IOS_EXTERNAL_SSL_PATH (used by FindOpenSSL)
* absolut root path to the pre-built static OpenSSL libraries
IOS_BUILD_OBJC (used by client/iOS/CMakeLists.txt)
* can be ON/OFF (default ON) whether or not to build the objective-c UI with cmake
IOS_BUILD_OBJC_DEBUG (used by client/iOS/CMakeLists.txt)
* can be ON/OFF (default ON) whether or not to build a debug version of the objective-c UI