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Request: Prebuilt macOS .app bundle for OpenGothic (M1/M2 support)

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Nueva funcionalidad
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Stack tecnológico
cmake, cpp, macos

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Start by reviewing the CMake, vcpkg, and Ninja build setup mentioned in the issue and the thread's discussion of macOS support. First clarify whether the goal is a downloadable .app or .dmg and what build target it should support; done means a prebuilt package is available for testing on macOS.

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Request: Prebuilt macOS .app bundle for OpenGothic (M1/M2 support)

Hi everyone,

I’d really like to use OpenGothic on my MacBook Air M2 (macOS 15.5 Sequoia), mainly to play “Chronicles of Myrtana: Archolos”.

I’ve already attempted to build the project from source using vcpkg, cmake, ninja, and all dependencies. However, I ran into a series of build errors (especially related to doctest's CMakeLists.txt and other policy/version conflicts) and eventually had to give up after several hours.

So my question is:

👉 Is there a prebuilt .app version for macOS that I could simply download and run?
Even a dev build would be great, just to be able to test and explore.

Alternatively:
Would someone from the community be willing to build and share a .app or .dmg package? I’d be happy to provide feedback or testing help in return.

Thanks a lot in advance – and massive respect for the work on this amazing project!

Best regards,
Attilar

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