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18   * `makedefs` - top level rules and defines for kernel build.
25 How to build XNU
31 The xnu make system can build kernel based on `KERNEL_CONFIGS` & `ARCH_CONFIGS` variables as argume…
40   * \<arch>   : can be valid arch to build for. (E.g. `X86_64`)
42 To build a kernel for the same architecture as running OS, just type
54   * By default, architecture is set to the build machine architecture, and the default kernel
55     config is set to build for DEVELOPMENT.
72 Replace DEVELOPMENT and ARM64 with the appropriate build and platform.
75   * To build with RELEASE kernel configuration
90 …* $ make MAKEJOBS=-j8    # this will use 8 processes during the build. The default is 2x the numbe…
93  * $ make BUILD_LTO=0     # build without LLVM Link Time Optimization
94  * $ make BOUND_CHECKS=0  # disable -fbound-attributes for this build
95  * $ make REMOTEBUILD=user@remotehost # perform build on remote host
98 The XNU build system can optionally output color-formatted build output. To enable this, you can ei…
115 To test the xnu kernel, you need to build a kernelcache that links the kexts and
117 To build a kernelcache you can use the following mechanisms:
127   * Manually invoking `kextcache` to build new kernelcache.
166 Set up your build environment and from the top directory, run:
168 …$ make tags     # this will build ctags and etags on a case-sensitive volume, only ctags on case-i…
169     $ make TAGS     # this will build etags
170     $ make cscope   # this will build cscope database
235 install lists which are used by build system to install the header files. There
237 These lists are indicated by the presence of `MD` and `MI` in the build