Updates the apple/README.md file.

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## Config
RetroArch needs to know a couple things when building the app. You can configure these under `ios/script/build.config` inside the RetroArch repo. Once you initially clone down the repo, go into this file and make the changes.
RetroArch needs to know a couple things when building the app. You can configure these under `apple/script/build.config` inside the RetroArch repo. Once you initially clone down the repo, go into this file and make the changes.
### CODE\_SIGN\_IDENTITY
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### PROVISIONING
Before you build the app, you'll need to download the provisioning profile you want to use for the app into the `ios` directory. Just drop it in there, and add the file name to the config.
Before you build the app, you'll need to download the provisioning profile you want to use for the app into the `apple` directory. Just drop it in there, and add the file name to the config.
When RetroArch is built into an IPA, it will embed this provisioning profile into the IPA so you can just install the IPA right onto your phone.
## Building
After you've configured the right things, you're ready for building. You'll want to run these from the `ios` directory of the RetroArch project.
After you've configured the right things, you're ready for building. You'll want to run these from the `apple` directory of the RetroArch project.
### Emulator Cores
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This will clone down their repos, build them into the `libretro-super/dist/ios` directory. Once this is complete, you need to copy them into the appropriate directory for RetroArch iOS. The path is:
`RetroArch/ios/modules`
`RetroArch/apple/modules`
### Build RetroArch iOS app
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This will build the iOS app, codesign everything that needs to, and package it into a distributable IPA.
Once completed, you can find the IPA inside the `ios/build/Release-iphoneos` directory.
Once completed, you can find the IPA inside the `apple/build/Release-iphoneos` directory. Excecute the IPA file and then open iTunes, with you device connected, click in your device, then Applications, find de RetroArch in the list, click install and syncronize with you device.
## Roms