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Fixes for the make install build command.

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Fix the make install build command to overwrite the existing framework
in the system framework library.
Update README.md to clarify the instructions for using make install.
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Bill Hollings 2020-04-02 21:11:14 -04:00
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@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ Released 2020/04/05
- Fix issue causing screen captures from swapchain image to deadlock.
- Fix memory estimates for iOS 13+.
- Broaden conditions for host read sync for image memory barriers on macOS.
- Fix the `make install` build command to overwrite the existing framework in the system
framework library, and update `README.md` to clarify the instructions for using `make install`.
- Update the `README.md` and `MoltenVK_Runtime_UserGuide.md` documents to clarify that
**MoltenVK** is not a fully-compliant implementation of *Vulkan*.
- Support Xcode 11.4.

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@ -18,8 +18,9 @@ clean:
xcodebuild -quiet -project "$(XCODE_PROJ)" -scheme "$(XCODE_SCHEME_BASE)" clean
rm -rf Package
#Likely requires 'sudo make install'
#Usually requires 'sudo make install'
.PHONY: install
install:
/bin/cp -a Package/Latest/MoltenVK/macOS/framework/MoltenVK.framework /Library/Frameworks/
rm -rf /Library/Frameworks/MoltenVK.framework
cp -a Package/Latest/MoltenVK/macOS/framework/MoltenVK.framework /Library/Frameworks/

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@ -181,16 +181,21 @@ in the **_Release_** configuration from the command line. The following `make` t
make clean
make install
Running `make all` is the same as running both `make macos` and `make ios`. Running `make` with no
arguments is the same as running `make all`.
The `install` target will copy the most recently built *macOS* `MoltenVK.framework` into
the `/Library/Frameworks` folder of your computer. Since `/Library/Frameworks` is protected,
you will generally need to run it as `sudo make install` and enter your password.
The default `make` command with no arguments is the same as `make all`.
The `install` target just installs the built framework, it does not first build the framework.
So you will first need to at least run `make macos`, or use *Xcode* to build the framework as described above.
The `make` targets all require that *Xcode* is installed on your system.
Building from the command line creates the same `Package` folder structure described above when building
from within *Xcode*.
Building from the command line creates the same `Package` folder structure described above when
building from within *Xcode*.
### Building Within a Larger External Build Environment