KMT wrote:
Seen the SO discuss here?
Yeah, the answer there is quite good. However, the posts upthread are also relevant. A few years ago it would have made sense to invest the time to load the 32-bit code in a separate process (like an XPC Service) and communicate with it via some IPC mechanism (like XPC). However, Apple’s announcement at WWDC 2018 that 10.14 is the last major release of macOS to run 32-bit changes this equation. If you build a process-based solution today, it won’t work in some near future macOS release.
@Molo, At this point you need to rethink this dependency. It’s hard to offer concrete recommendations without knowing more about what this code does, but it’s clear that the current path you’re on does not have much further to run.
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