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README.md

assimp for iOS-SDK 7.1

(deployment target 6.0+, 32/64bit)

Builds assimp libraries for several iOS CPU architectures at once, and outputs a fat binary from the result.

Run the build.sh script from the ./port/iOS/ directory. See ./build.sh --help for information about command line options.

shadeds-Mac:iOS arul$ ./build.sh --help
[!] ./build.sh - assimp iOS build script
 - don't build fat library (--no-fat)
 - supported architectures(--archs): armv7, armv7s, arm64, i386, x86_64
 - supported C++ STD libs.(--stdlib): libc++, libstdc++

Example:

cd ./port/iOS/
./build.sh --stdlib=libc++ --archs="armv7 arm64 i386"

Supported architectures/devices:

Simulator

i386
x86_64

Device

~~ARMv6 (dropped after iOS 6.0)~~
ARMv7
ARMv7-s
ARM64