Make macOS executables universal, for both x86_64 and arm64 #104
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This provides a rebuild of all macOS executables. For reproducibility, this was done entirely by
build_mac.sh
. I verified that different machines produce bit-for-bit identical output. A build machine running Xcode 16.2 16C5032a on macOS 15.2 24C101 was used.These tools should run on macOS 10.13 and later. This version was selected as it's the minimum macOS version that the xPack tools declare support for.
A build of libusb is included, so that the provided
dfu-util
no longer has an external dependency.The universal structure was chosen for these tools to avoid changing paths, anywhere they may be relied on. If desired,
build_mac.sh
can also be used to produce single-architecture tools, even cross-compiling, depending on the value of theARCH
variable.The current released versions were selected:
Link: stm32duino/BoardManagerFiles#72