On-device toolchains: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 08:34, 23 November 2022

There are currently two main "toolchains" available, distributed on the Elucubratus and Procursus toolchains respectively.

Includes llvm, lldb, clang, ldid, tapi, libtapi, and cctools-port

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This is a comparison between compilers and toolchains for building iOS apps on device.

	iphone-gcc	LLVM+Clang for iOS
iOS SDK tools version	2.0	9.2
Maximum iOS SDK supported	3.2	9.3
Supported ARCHS	arm, armv4t, armv6	armv4t, armv6, armv7, armv7f, armv7s, arm64
Compiler Version	GCC 4.0	LLVM 3.7.1
CC Tools Version	286	877.5
Cydia Repo Hosted On	Telesphoreo	BigBoss
Last Updated On	July, 2008	February 1, 2016
Maintainer	saurik	coolstar
Default Target	arm-apple-darwin9	armv7-apple-darwin14
ARCH built for	arm	armv7
C++ version supported	C++98 (from 1998)	C++14 (from 2014)
Obj. C Version supported	2.0	2.0
Obj. C Blocks (4.0 SDK+) Supported?	No	Yes
Obj. C ARC (5.0 SDK+) Supported?	No	Yes
Obj. C Literals+Autosynthesize (5.1 SDK+) Supported?	No	Yes
Linking with tbd files (9.0 SDK+) Supported?	No	Yes

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-== iOS 9.3 Toolchain ==
+== iOS 16.0 Toolchains ==
-The "iOS Toolchain" package on the BigBoss repo provides a useful toolchain capable of developing packages on jailbroken devices using the iOS SDK (tested up to the 9.3 SDK)
+There are currently two main "toolchains" available, distributed on the [[Elucubratus]] and [[Procursus]] toolchains respectively.
-It contains:<br>
-LLVM, Clang, and CompilerRT 3.7<br>
-LD64 253.3<br>
-Darwin CC Tools 877.5
-When used with theos, these can produce binaries for arm, armv6, armv7, and armv7f using SDKS up to and including the iOS 6.1 SDK.
+=== Eluctrabus ===
+Includes llvm, lldb, clang, ldid, tapi, libtapi, and cctools-port
+=== Procursus ===
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 == Comparison ==