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.github/workflows/wheels-dependencies.sh vendored
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@ -51,14 +51,14 @@ if [[ "$CIBW_PLATFORM" == "ios" ]]; then
# GNU Autotools doesn't recognize the existence of arm64-apple-ios-simulator
# as a valid host. However, the only difference between arm64-apple-ios and
# arm64-apple-ios-simulator is the choice of sysroot, and that is
# coordinated by CC,CFLAGS etc. From the perspective of configure, the two
# coordinated by CC, CFLAGS etc. From the perspective of configure, the two
# platforms are identical, so we can use arm64-apple-ios consistently.
# This (mostly) avoids us needing to patch config.sub in dependency sources.
HOST_CONFIGURE_FLAGS="--disable-shared --enable-static --host=$GNU_ARCH-apple-ios --build=$GNU_ARCH-apple-darwin"
# Cmake has native support for iOS. However, most of that support is based
# CMake has native support for iOS. However, most of that support is based
# on using the Xcode builder, which isn't very helpful for most of Pillow's
# dependencies. Therefore, we lean on the OSX configurations, plus CC/CFLAGS
# dependencies. Therefore, we lean on the OSX configurations, plus CC, CFLAGS
# etc. to ensure the right sysroot is selected.
HOST_CMAKE_FLAGS="-DCMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME=$CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME -DCMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR=$GNU_ARCH -DCMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=$IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET -DCMAKE_OSX_SYSROOT=$IOS_SDK_PATH -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=NO"

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patches/iOS/libwebp-1.5.0.tar.gz.patch
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# libwebp example binaries require dependencies that aren't available for iOS builds.
# There's also no easy way to invoke the build to *exclude* the example builds.
# Since we don't need the examples anyway, remove them from the makefile.
# Since we don't need the examples anyway, remove them from the Makefile.
#
# As a point of reference, libwebp provides an XCframework build script that involves
# 7 separate invocations of make to avoid building the examples. Patching the makefile
# As a point of reference, libwebp provides an XCFramework build script that involves
# 7 separate invocations of make to avoid building the examples. Patching the Makefile
# to remove the examples is a simpler approach, and one that is more compatible with
# the existing multibuild infrastructure.
#