framework = "IOSurface"
crate = "objc2-io-surface"
required-crates = []
custom-lib-rs = true
macos = "10.6"
maccatalyst = "13.0"
# NOTE: IOSurface.tbd in the iOS SDK does contain some $ld$previous$
# directives, but they only work when using Swift's auto-linking, not when
# telling the linker to link the framework directly via the commandline (as
# Rust does).
ios = "11.0"
tvos = "11.0"
visionos = "1.0"

# Needs xpc_object_t
fn.IOSurfaceCreateXPCObject.skipped = true
fn.IOSurfaceLookupFromXPCObject.skipped = true

# Needs task_id_token_t
fn.IOSurfaceSetOwnershipIdentity.skipped = true

# Defined in other crates too, so needs manual definition
typedef.IOSurfaceRef.renamed = "IOSurfaceRef" # TODO: Merge IOSurface and IOSurfaceRef somehow
typedef.IOSurfaceRef.skipped = true
struct.__IOSurface.skipped = true
external.IOSurfaceRef.module = "IOSurface.IOSurfaceRef"

##
## Safety
##

# SAFETY: IOSurface methods and functions are well-behaved.
unsafe-default-safety.documentation-is-reviewed = true

# TODO(breaking): Mark as unsafe (takes pointer)
class.IOSurface.methods."lockWithOptions:seed:".unsafe = false
class.IOSurface.methods."unlockWithOptions:seed:".unsafe = false

# TODO(breaking): Maybe mark as `unsafe`? Takes `AnyObject` generic.
class.IOSurface.methods."initWithProperties:".unsafe = false
class.IOSurface.methods."setAllAttachments:".unsafe = false