Recent commit breaks iOS 11 building

RetroArch Apple devices
#1

I do realize that iOS 11 support is a work in progress. However, it WAS working on Christmas Day. Somewhere around the 3 or so of January, I pulled the latest changes, but was getting various build errors. Something about Nintendo macros. I don’t recall ATM. Most recent pull, as of a few hours ago, works fine on the Simulator, but throws Linker errors when I select my actual device. Seems strange to me that it works on the Simulators, but not my iPhone 7.

iPhone 7 is connected to my MacBook via USB-Lightning cable, and has 14 GB of free space. I am running the latest Xcode, macOS, and iOS versions, as of this writing.

Reverting to Commit 2be322acbb59468d664cda7a7d3959211691332d allows me to compile, link, and install properly.

#2

Can you open an issue on the RetroArch Github repo’s issue tracker? Include the information you’ve provided here, as well as any compile/link errors you received.

#3

Somebody has already opened an issue on GitHub, with the same problem that I was seeing. I have added my 2 cents, and linked to this topic. GitHub issue

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