automatically open .sh3d file on a Mac

[buzzz]

When I install the version of Zulu 15.0.10, it installs in the folder Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/zulu-15.jdk/Contents/Home

In build xml: I notice 2 differents paths depending on the architecture :
value="/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/zulu-15.0.10-macosx_x86_64.jdk/Contents/Home"/>
and
<property name="javaHome_macosx_arm64" value="/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/zulu-15.0.10-macosx_aarch64.jdk/Contents/Home"/>

I do not see how to obtain these two different folders..


So, Im a bit embarassed, because I do not have the dylib for the arm version.

[Puybaret]

[font=courier new]zulu-15.0.10-macosx_x86_64.jdk[/font] and [font=courier new]zulu-15.0.10-macosx_aarch64.jdk[/font] folders are just renamed folders. As the build procedure needs both x86-64 and arm JDKs, I had to rename [font=courier new]zulu-15.jdk[/font] folder.
By the way, take the [font=courier new]zulu-15.jdk[/font] folder found in Zulu tar.gz files at Azul, not dmg files.

[buzzz]

I would never have found this on my own

[buzzz]

Just a quick question, to build the dmg/app of SW for macos 13, I have to use : ant macosxInstaller

Is that correct ?

[Puybaret]

I would never have found this on my own

It's noted in build.xml here but it could be more detailed...

to build the dmg/app of SW for macos 13, I have to use : ant macosxInstaller
Is that correct ?

macosxInstaller target will build a dmg but it won't be signed and can't be notarized, i.e. end users who download it will be able to run the application it contains only if they right click on it to select Open item in contextual menu. It's required only the fist time, and afterwards a simple double click will launch the program.

Note that if you encounter an error "hdiutil: create failed- Permission denied" at the end, add the line:

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<arg value="-L"/>

in the statement which copies legal files to copy files matching symlinks, or use XCode 12 tools.

[buzzz]

Thks,

Yes, sometimes I randomly have strange folder errors like this.
Generally, I write: sudo ant macosxInstaller and it works

[buzzz]

Hi,

I have created an .app working fine for intel Mac but not in M1/M2 OS.

First, I would want to know if I have to rebuild the app on an M1 Mac in order to make it works ?

Second, I take a look at the folder : \lib\java3d-1.6 and I see only one dylib file. Is it compatible with both Intel and M1/M2 chipsets ?

Thx for help.

[Puybaret]

dylib files coming with the current version of Sweet Home 3D are universal libraries containing binary code for Intel 64 bit and ARM processors. Are you sure you use the last version of these dylibs? Does your build.xml file builds a universal JRE like Sweet Home 3D does?

[buzzz]

Hi

I work with the 7.1 version and I use the official build.xml of the repository.

Does this version normally works with M1/M2 ?

Is it better to upgrade it with the files of the 7.2 ? (libgluegen_rt / libjogl_desktop / libnativewindow_awt / libnativewindow_macosx)

I notice that you also update these files in 7.2 : gluegen-rt.jar / jogl-all.jar

Is it also a good idea to update them in my version ?

[Puybaret]

Does this version normally works with M1/M2 ?

Apple Mx processors have been supported since version 6.5.

Is it better to upgrade it with the files of the 7.2 ?

Yes, you should better upgrade to JOGL 2.5 (dylib and jar files).