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F-Script 10.10 works on El Capitan. Even injecting the framework works, but a few things need to be revised:
GDB isn't shipped anymore, so Use LLDB instead of GDB for attaching.
System Integrity Protection prevents attaching, so Disable System Integrity Protection (boot into recovery mode by holding Cmd+R and type csrutil disable into Terminal).
Finally, it seems that getting the PID via AppleScript is broken. Supplying it manually does work.
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@fzwo I think I can address 1 and 3, but not 2. However if it's possible to detect whether System Integrity Protection is enabled, script could show a warning.
I was not expecting you to fix 2; I opened this issue both for you as the maintainer as well as for other users so they don't waste time trying to figure it out.
It would be great if you could fix 1 and 3.
By the way, I spent 5 minutes trying to get it to build on 10.11, but no luck getting a runnable executable. Didn't have time to investigate further, so opened no issue for that.
F-Script 10.10 works on El Capitan. Even injecting the framework works, but a few things need to be revised:
GDB isn't shipped anymore, so Use LLDB instead of GDB for attaching.
System Integrity Protection prevents attaching, so Disable System Integrity Protection (boot into recovery mode by holding Cmd+R and type
csrutil disable
into Terminal).Finally, it seems that getting the PID via AppleScript is broken. Supplying it manually does work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: