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…ui requires Regenerate build files with Projucer 8.0.12; fix comment encoding
… lib paths to jucer config.
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This fixes debug builds in MacOS by adding missing library paths for
servusto the debug config.I also moved things around a bit to follow more Xcode conventions where the
CURRENT_ARCHis used to determine the paths to look in.I tested this on both an Intel and M1 Mac, and everything is working for both Debug and Release builds.
There are currently two assertions that are failing/raising in the debug build that appear to be related to Application Commands, but I haven't dug into them yet. They can be ignored with a
continuein the debugger and everything seems to be fine from what I can tell, but more investigation is needed.Depends on #22 (which is why the diff is a bit wild right now)