thanks bro, bot for this i think im still not that advanced, any suggestion to catch up?

The Racket source README talks about cross compiling for iOS and provides an example configure line, but the build process fails unless you enable pthread support. Is this a documentation oversight?

Here’s an example configure invocation:

../configure --host=aarch64-apple-darwin \ --enable-ios=iPhoneOS \ --enable-racket=~/sandbox/racket/racket/bin/racket running make afterwards fails with:

/Users/bogdan/sandbox/racket-ios/racket/src/build/../rktio/rktio_file.c:262:5: error: implicit declaration of function 'rktio_update_system_fd' is invalid in C99 [-Werror,-Wimplicit-function-declaration] rktio_update_system_fd(rktio, existing_rfd, fd, modes); ^ everything builds fine if you invoke configure with --enable-pthread=yes.

Beyond that, it looks like the resulting .framework can’t be linked against an Xcode 11 project. If you add it to a project and tell Xcode to link against it and embed it, it’ll fail to codesign the framework because its “main executable” is a symlink (Racket.framework/Racket -> Racket.framework/Versions/Racket-$VERSION/Racket). IIUC codesign used to work fine in cases like these until recently. I’ve moved the object file into the “main executable position” and updated its location with install_name_tool -id 'Racket.framework/Racket' Racket.framework/Racket and I’m able to get everything to build and link, but the program crashes at runtime with a SIGABRT and Reason: image not found. I guess I must be misconfiguring the build somehow; it’s a little hard to say in all of these layers of IDE.

What sort of things would you like to make?