If you are looking for , this is a separate community project on GitHub by tpoechtrager that ports Apple's Darwin build tools (like ld64 ) for use on Linux and BSD. This is often used for cross-compiling iOS/macOS applications on non-Apple hardware.
It is often cited as a "sweet spot" version for building older, stable cross-compilers (like those used for iOS development on Linux or Windows via Cygwin/MSYS2). It supports the ARM and x86 architectures thoroughly without the bloat or potential instabilities introduced in rapid-fire modern commits.
If you are looking for , this is a separate community project on GitHub by tpoechtrager that ports Apple's Darwin build tools (like ld64 ) for use on Linux and BSD. This is often used for cross-compiling iOS/macOS applications on non-Apple hardware.
It is often cited as a "sweet spot" version for building older, stable cross-compilers (like those used for iOS development on Linux or Windows via Cygwin/MSYS2). It supports the ARM and x86 architectures thoroughly without the bloat or potential instabilities introduced in rapid-fire modern commits. cctools 65 portable
