futurerestore/COMPILING.md

Compiling Futurerestore

Required/Optional Dependencies

• External libs

  Make sure these are installed

  • curl (Linux/Windows only, macOS already has curl preinstalled);
  • openssl 3.0.3 (or CommonCrypto on macOS);
  • libusb 1.0.25 (Linux/Windows only, macOS can use IOKit for libirecovery);
  • libzip;
  • libplist;
  • libusbmuxd;
  • libirecovery;
  • libimobiledevice;
  • libimobiledevice-glue;
  • libpng16;
  • xpwn(fork);
  • libgeneral;
  • libfragmentzip;
  • libinsn;
  • lzfse (Linux/Windows only, macOS has built in libcompression);
  • img4tool;
  • liboffsetfinder64(fork));
  • libipatcher(fork)

• Submodules

  Make sure these projects compile on your system (install it's dependencies):

  • tsschecker(fork);
  • • jssy (This is a submodule of tsschecker);
  • idevicerestore(fork)

  If you are cloning this repository you may run:

  git clone https://github.com/futurerestore/futurerestore --recursive

  which will clone these submodules for you.

Building from source

• dep_root

  After obtaining all the required/optional dependencies you can either install them to your

  system for building dynamically or place the static libs in dep_root/lib and headers in

  dep_root/include for building statically

• build.sh

  Executing build.sh will configure and building in debug mode by default and an arch must be provided.

  • Example: ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64 or ARCH=x86_64 ./build.sh

  If you want to build in release mode pass in the RELEASE=1 environment variable.

  • Example: RELEASE=1 ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64 or RELEASE=0 ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64

  If you want to disable pkg-config linking you can provide the NO_PKGCFG flag.

  By default pkg-config linking is enabled. dep_root will be used when disabled.

  • Example: ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64 -DNO_PKGCFG=1
  • or NO_PKGCFG=1 ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64

  If you want to overwrite the compiler on mac you can provide NO_XCODE flag.

  • Example: CC=gcc CXX=g++ ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64 -DNO_XCODE=1
  • or NO_XCODE=1 CC=gcc CXX=g++ ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64

  If you want to disable cmake reconfigure for each build, you can provide the NO_CLEAN flag.

  • Example: NO_CLEAN=1 ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64
  • By default it will remove cmake and cache and reconfigure for each subsequent build.

  If you enable the os built in AddressSanitizer feature use the ASAN flag.

  • Example: ASAN=1 ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64
  • or ./build.sh -DARCH=x86_64 -DASAN=1

  The compiled binary will be located at:

  • cmake-build-release/src/futurerestore for release builds
  • cmake-build-debug/src/futurerestore for debug builds

  Otherwise you can install the binary via:

  • make -C cmake-build-release install for release builds
  • make -C cmake-build-debug install for debug builds