Hey is it possible to create an Intel x64 MacOS app on M1 AR kotlinlang #compose-desktop

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Franklin

03/22/2023, 10:30 AM

Hey, is it possible to create an Intel/x64 MacOS app on M1/ARM machines? There's a proposal to upgrade all our CI machines to M1/ARM. However, I'd need to support x86 for a while, which is why I'm asking.

Hmmm actually, so seems like I can 1. Downloaded a x64 JDK and set it as

JAVA_HOME

2. Changed dependency from

compose.desktop.currentOs

to

compose.desktop.macos_x64

And that seems to generate an Intel app. Just tried on my old laptop and seems to work. I guess this question is just here for posterity now.

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mikehearn

03/22/2023, 11:12 AM

Yep, it's easy. And for instance Conveyor can create a bundle for whatever OS you pick from the command line:

conveyor -Kapp.machines=mac.amd64 make notarized-mac-zip

for example will give you a notarized x64 build on any OS that you run it on. change

amd64

to

aarch64

to get an ARM build from Intel.

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