Fix nix shell environment on Darwin #680
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Previously, on Apple computers with ARM chips, it was necessary to force the system type to `x86_64`/use Rosetta. Now the Apple SDK and frameworks are available in Nix on Darwin, so it's possible to keep the system type as `darwin`.
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Sounds good @feret I'd say we merge this? |
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Previously, on Apple computers with ARM chips, it was necessary to force the system type to
x86_64/use Rosetta to use the nix shell environment. Now the Apple SDK and associated frameworks are available in Nix on Darwin, so it's possible to keep the system type asdarwin.I've updated
shell.nixso that the necessary framework is included when the system typeisDarwin.