An Xcode project that creates MacOS libraries from CGALWrapper #21
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Various Fixes
A few changes in the directory structure and the readme, to make it easier for the users.
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Xcode project that creates MacOS libraries from CGALWrapper.
I documented the project configuration, and the modifications I had to make to CGALWrapper so that it would compile in Xcode, in the Notes.txt file in the Xcode project. I cannot be sure, though, that I did document all modifications. It's possible that I might have forgotten to document some of them. No idea.
There is also a README.txt inside the Xcode project folder that is meant for any user to read.
A user will be able to use the .dylib (shared library flie) that this project outputs as a Unity plugin.