Description: Using the aarch version of LibreOffice for Mac Silicon M1 ARM processor LO Version 7212 1) Set up the SDK 2) Change directory to the SDK examples 3) Try to build one of the CPP examples a) first problem is that macOS refuses to launch cppumaker - work around that by starting cppumaker a first time and forcing the "Open" switch to get around Apple Gatekeeper - cppumaker not signed, and not a recognized authorized app b) second problem is that even when cppumaker is subsequently called by make, the build of the example fails with : alex@MBPro13 complextoolbarcontrols % make mkdir -p /Users/alex/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/MACOSXexample.out/misc rm -f /Users/alex/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/MACOSXexample.out/misc/oosdk_cpp_types.flag "/Users/Shared/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/bin/cppumaker" -Gc -O/Users/alex/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/MACOSXexample.out/inc "/Applications/LO7212.app/Contents/Resources/ure/share/misc/types.rdb" "/Applications/LO7212.app/Contents/MacOS/../Resources/types/offapi.rdb" dyld: Library not loaded: @__VIA_LIBRARY_PATH__/libunoidllo.dylib Referenced from: /Users/Shared/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/bin/cppumaker Reason: unsafe use of relative rpath @__VIA_LIBRARY_PATH__/libunoidllo.dylib in /Users/Shared/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/bin/cppumaker with restricted binary make: *** [/Users/alex/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/MACOSXexample.out/misc/oosdk_cpp_types.flag] Abort trap: 6 Steps to Reproduce: See above Actual Results: Example fails to build from SDK environment Expected Results: Build should complete normally Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: "/Users/Shared/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/bin/cppumaker" -Gc -O/Users/alex/LibreOffice7.2_SDK/MACOSXexample.out/inc "/Applications/LO7212.app/Contents/Resources/ure/share/misc/types.rdb" "/Applications/LO7212.app/Contents/MacOS/../Resources/types/offapi.rdb"
Try using the workaround of manually launching cppumaker once and approving it via System Preferences > Security & Privacy.
(In reply to Aryeh from comment #1) > Try using the workaround of manually launching cppumaker once and approving > it via System Preferences > Security & Privacy Please see my original post in which I state: "a) first problem is that macOS refuses to launch cppumaker - work around that by starting cppumaker a first time and forcing the "Open" switch to get around Apple Gatekeeper - cppumaker not signed, and not a recognized authorized app"