Fix cmoc compilation with Xcode SDK #43
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- Remove direct includes of cmoc.h and coco.h from fujinet-fuji.h - Define bool and integer types using macros for CMOC builds - Avoid including system headers that conflict with cmoc target - Add -D_CMOC_VERSION_=1 flag to compiler-cmoc.mk This fixes the issue where cmoc was picking up macOS Xcode headers instead of cmoc-compatible headers, causing preprocessor errors.
- Create common/inc/cpu.inc with include guard for cpu macros - Update apple2/apple2-6502/bus/sp_init.s to use guarded include - Prevents 'Symbol already defined' errors when cpu.mac is included multiple times This fixes the issue where ca65 was redefining CPU_ISET_* symbols during compilation of assembly files.
- Change guard from checking __CPU_INC_INCLUDED__ to CPU_ISET_NONE - This properly detects if cpu.mac has already been included - Fixes the 'Symbol already defined' errors for all apple2 targets The issue was that .ifndef __CPU_INC_INCLUDED__ didn't prevent the .macpack cpu from being executed multiple times, since the CPU symbols are defined with = (assignment) not .define. Checking for CPU_ISET_NONE (which is defined by cpu.mac) properly guards against multiple inclusion.
- Require GNU Make 4.0 or later for $(file ...) function support - Display helpful error message on macOS directing users to use 'gmake' - Fixes issue where VERSION_STRING was empty with old make 3.81 - Ensures version numbers appear in dist filenames (e.g., fujinet-lib-apple2-4.8.0.zip) Users on macOS should use 'gmake' instead of 'make' for proper version handling.
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This fixes the issue where cmoc was picking up macOS Xcode headers instead of cmoc-compatible headers, causing preprocessor errors.