:warning: MacOS and gtk move too fast for this page to be up to date. If you try it, you're on your own!

:warning: This page has been extracted from the old macOS install page because it doesn't really concern users. It hasn't been tested in a very long time and more up-to-date instructions can probably be extracted from the current build scripts in the sources of Coq.

• Get Xcode and Command line tools Xcode
• Get gtk-mac-integration (that require the Quartz backend of gtk) and gtksourceview2 libraries. I used jhbuild. I did
  • curl -LO https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk-osx/plain/gtk-osx-build-setup.sh
  • sh gtk-osx-build-setup.sh
  • ~/.local/bin/jhbuild bootstrap
  • ~/.local/bin/jhbuild build python (used to be necessary, seems OK under 10.10)
  • ~/.local/bin/jhbuild build meta-gtk-osx-bootstrap
  • ~/.local/bin/jhbuild build meta-gtk-osx-core
  • ~/.local/bin/jhbuild build gtksourceview

:warning: This never work on the first time. Get ready to patch gtksourceview (something like fix_gtksourceview.patch (lost attachment)), download some tar.xz by hand, recall autoconf with extra arguments, ...

• Get coq OCaml build dependencies (OCaml, camlp5, lablgtk2, lablgtkosx). I did it using opam by
  • Get the opam binary on the opam github page. Put it somewhere on path, give it x rights. Do opam init and then the command opam asks you to do to config your shell.
  • ~/.local/bin/jhbuild run opam install lablgtkosx camlp5
• Get coq >= v8.5 sources
• ~/.local/bin/jhbuild run ./configure -opt -prefix '''whatever'''
• ~/.local/bin/jhbuild run make bin/CoqIDE_'''versionfromconfigure.ml'''.app

You've got a CoqIDE (without coqtop so it will asks you for it if you launch it)

• Add a coq installation in the bundle can be done independently from generating the bundle as long as you use the same version of the OCaml compiler and a coq that speaks the same protocol.

If you've ./configure -opt -prefix '''somewhere_there_is_nothing''' do

• make -j 4 coq copide-toploop
• make install-coq -install-coqide-toploop
• ditto '''somewhere_there_is_nothing''' '''correct_path'''/CoqIDE_'''versionfromconfigure.ml'''.app/Contents/Resources/
• codesign -f -s - '''correct_path'''/CoqIDE_'''versionfromconfigure.ml'''.app

Put an extra package in a CoqIDE bundle

• Get command line tools for Xcode.

:warning: If this is a plugin (containing ml* files), you'll have to be an ocaml compiler compatible with the one used to create the bundle.

• export COQBIN='''correct_path'''/CoqIDE_version.app/Contents/Resources/bin/
• maybe ${COQBIN}coq_makefile -f _CoqProject -o Makefile
• make -j 2 && make install
• :warning: codesign -f -s - '''correct_path'''/CoqIDE_version.app