Add SystemExtensions framework / objc2-system-extensions crate
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The error in the Compiler UI step seems shared with the current state of |
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I've attempted to fix the CI in 6f6ec78, please rebase, otherwise it looks good! |
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Signed-off-by: Paul Mabileau <paul.mabileau@harfanglab.fr>
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Seems to work fine, thanks!
Done :)
Well, you were quicker than my writing this 😅 Thanks! |
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Hi!
This proposes to add
SystemExtensionsas a new framework crate toobjc2's collection. It is a macOS 10.15+ -only framework. Thegenerateddirectory is available here.It is relatively lightweight: only one module with a few items that felt standard Obj-C to me. The translation was thus not too hard, as only libdispatch required a few things to be skipped.
However, as the concerned APIs are at the center of framework, it is still a bit bothersome. #77 would therefore be nice for this. In the meantime, I guess the objects can still be somehow built with the generated bindings and the skipped methods used through
msg_send!with thedispatchcrate's types at least?Cheers,
Paul.