feat: Improve macOS support for gf2#228
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@nakst Do you mind reviewing this? |
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Hi thank you for preparing these changes. But how are you testing it? Does GDB have support for ARM Silicon Macs now? |
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OK, I will leave this pull request open until GDB gains support for modern Macs. Otherwise it is difficult to test/support. |
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This PR brings macOS support to gf, with comprehensive improvements for display handling and proper Cocoa framework integration.
Clipboard Integration: Implemented macOS system clipboard support for read/write operations
Modal Dialog Support: Fixed modal dialog implementation with proper event loop integration
Application Lifecycle: Proper window lifecycle management including:
Window bringing to foreground on startup
Automatic window termination on close
Proper Command+Q quit functionality
UI Scaling: Fixed window scaling to multiply with platform base scale