Difference between revisions of "Platform Notes (Mac OS X)"
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== Testing Details == | == Testing Details == | ||
| − | + | The macos-fixes branch will compile on macOS Monterey (12.6.8) on Intel, but the default shared memory size on this operating system is too small to accommodate the default FreeM shared memory segment size. Reducing the segment size results in the following error: | |
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| + | freem [FATAL]: memory allocation failure in job_init [errno 2 No such file or directory] | ||
== Port Challenges == | == Port Challenges == | ||
| − | Apple makes it extremely difficult to build traditional UNIX software, in the name of "security". Also, Apple silicon (M1 and descendants) cannot be supported with the current shared memory architecture. | + | Apple makes it extremely difficult to build traditional UNIX software, in the name of "security". Also, Apple silicon (M1 and descendants) cannot likely be supported with the current shared memory architecture. |
We will most likely support only PowerPC and Intel Macs. | We will most likely support only PowerPC and Intel Macs. | ||
Revision as of 06:04, 29 August 2023
Port Status
The Mac OS X port is a Tier 3 Port
Verified Releases
TBD
Testing Details
The macos-fixes branch will compile on macOS Monterey (12.6.8) on Intel, but the default shared memory size on this operating system is too small to accommodate the default FreeM shared memory segment size. Reducing the segment size results in the following error:
freem [FATAL]: memory allocation failure in job_init [errno 2 No such file or directory]
Port Challenges
Apple makes it extremely difficult to build traditional UNIX software, in the name of "security". Also, Apple silicon (M1 and descendants) cannot likely be supported with the current shared memory architecture.
We will most likely support only PowerPC and Intel Macs.
