rizin/doc/ios.md

iOS

Code signing on iOS is simpler, because the Jailbreak simplifies the process (Compared to OSX), but you will probably be debugging as root, as long as everyone runs stuff as root on their iDevices..

Compilation

There are different ways to build rizin for iOS, use the sys/ script you need:

• sys/ios-cydia.sh
• sys/ios-static.sh
• sys/ios-simulator.sh

It is also possible to build rizin natively on your iDevice by following the standard ./configure ; make ; make install steps. But if you own a Mac is better to use the XCode toolchain to get better build times.

For incremental compilations or daily development you should:

$ sys/ios-sdk.sh -s

To get a shell with all the environment variables set to build for iOS instead of Mac.

Signing

Codesigning on iOS can be done by using the following command:

$ make -C binrz/rizin ios-sign

Note that iOS signing is done by embedding an entitlements PLIST file instead of the Info.plist as required in OSX. This file describes all the specific fine-grained permissions that the application will need. It is also important to note that if you add an entitlement to an OSX binary it will be forbidden to run.

Packaging

If you have used sys/ios-cydia.sh you should get already two Cydia packages, one with bins and another with libs for -dev, if not, just run this command:

$ make -C sys/cydia