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**This must be at the top of your bashrc, not the bottom.** The same
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goes for any other shell.
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goes for any other shell.
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## Roadmap and Status
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```
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This will build a binary for the currently running system (if supported).
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You can cross compile by setting `-Dtarget=<target-triple>`. For example,
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`zig build -Dtarget=aarch64-macos` will build for Apple Silicon macOS. Note
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that not all targets supported by Zig are supported.
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**Note: macOS does not result in a runnable binary with this command.**
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macOS builds produce a library (`libghostty.a`) that is used by the Xcode
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project in the `macos` directory to produce the finally `Ghostty.app`.
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On macOS, you can use `zig build -Dapp-runtime=glfw run` for a quick
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GLFW-based app for a faster development cycle while developing core
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terminal features. Note that this app is missing many features and is also
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known to crash in certain scenarios, so it is only meant for development
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tasks.
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Other useful commands:
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