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doc,release_notes: clarify that ios section refers to native code
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Bogdanp authored and jltaylor-us committed Sep 9, 2024
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\end{itemizeC}
\end{itemize}

{\thisversion} supports iOS to a limited extent. See
{\thisversion} supports iOS natively to a limited extent. See
\href[static]{section:ios-machine-types}{this section} for details.

This document contains three sections describing significant
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\subsection{New machine types for iOS (10.1.0)}\label{section:ios-machine-types}

The a6ios, ta6ios, arm64ios and tarm64ios machine types correspond to
an iOS compilation target. Support for iOS is currently limited to
applications attached to a debugger as the platform does not allow
The a6ios, ta6ios, arm64ios and tarm64ios machine types correspond to an
iOS compilation target. Native-code support for iOS is currently limited
to applications attached to a debugger as the platform does not allow
executable code to be loaded at runtime.

\subsection{Unicode 15.1 support (10.0.0)}
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