Question or issue on macOS:
I wanna use Synergy on my MAC and Windows. download synergy.zip file from https://github.com/synergy/synergy
and then I try to compile to Xcode Project
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But I get the following error message
I don’t know why I cannot compile Synergy.
Questions.
How to solve this problem?
Solution no. 1:
I was able to get this working on Yosemite with the following command:
Of course, this will only work given you have the dependencies. You can install them with the Homebrew package manager.
Additionally, you’ll want to build it with:
And finally, to install it, you’ll get the compiled results from the bin
folder, i.e. Synergy.app
.
Solution no. 2:
I have the similar problem on Yosemite. Perhaps you can find a compiled version in the nightly builds.
Solution no. 3:
This is not how to compile it but if the reason you want to compile is to have it free, then you can just go to this link: synergy-project.org/download/free/
It allows you to download previous versions of synergy (not the last one), kind of to keep the spirit of open source.
I haven’t tried it, though.
Solution no. 4:
I just ran into that problem, and the solutions here helped me on my quest. I’m still running Yosemite but El Capitan is out.
The consequence of that is that SDK has a different path, since it now is able to compile for El Capitan.
Anytime a new OS is out, it would be logical to run
to update the argument.
As for the answer to “what is mac-identity”, it’s a parameter to the compile script located at ext/toolchain/commands1.py, which uses it to codesign:
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somewhere along line 830.
BoldAsLove is correct that these lines must be commented out (or deleted)
Also, qmake was stored in
but this is probably a macports quirk.
Solution no. 5:
To compile on OS X 10.10 Yosemite, comment out the following lines starting at line 171 in CMakeLists.txt