ios-frameworks

In a custom framework containing both Objective-C and Swift code, the Swift compiler throws the following error: [build_path]/unextended-module.modulemap:2:19: error: umbrella header 'bugtest.h' not found umbrella header "bugtest.h" ^ <unknown>:0: error: could not build Objective-C module 'bugtest' This usually happens after a project rename or something like that. The problem is that the umbrella header is no longer listed as a Public header. Check the attached image to see how to fix this. In XCode 7 Beta, with Swift2, it will also happen if your Framework Header is not declared as "Public"

Hello here is our Podspec which has a default_subspec and an optional subspec (which won't be taken since the default is already set). That subspec has more features, but takes an additional 8MB of size... `s.default_subspec = 'mainSDK' s.subspec 'mainSDK' do |mainSDK| mainSDK.vendored_frameworks = 'mainSDK.framework' mainSDK.source_files = "mainSDK.framework/Headers/*.h" end s.subspec 'additionalSDK' do |additionalSDK| additionalSDK.source_files = "additionalSDK.framework/Headers/*.h" additionalSDK.vendored_frameworks =['additionalSDK.framework', 'mainSDK.framework'] end Now, in our mainSDK

From Xcode 7 it became one of the common problem that third party frameworks should support Bitcode . We can also disable the BITCODE by setting ENABLE_BITCODE to NO in Build settings. But i do not want to turn it off, instead i want to convert all my frameworks to BITCODE compatible. So how to check if a framework is BITCODE compatible apart from compiling the framework in Xcode. Sometimes Xcode give error for BITCODE compatibility for one framework leaving the others even though they don't have BITCODE support. Is there any tool/command line check? Michael M. Myers From this Apple Developers

Any ideas why a build would succeed for simulator but not a device? I created a Cocoa framework and was able to add it to a new single-page application project, and call the methods defined in the framework. The project built as long as I had a simulator selected as the build target and not a device. I have not tried running it, only building. I'm using Swift 3 and XCode 8.1. I get Use of unresolved identifier errors. It sounds like you built the framework for a simulator and not for a device. When the linker is trying to link the application for a device, it doesn't find the framework built

I have troubles installing quartzcore on Xcode 4 regarding an iOS application. I just can't find the answer: how to do it? Because when I try to add Quartzcore to the targets of the project, it seems I can only add a Mac OS X framework. All you can do about an iOS framework is creating one. foslock In Xcode 4, in the left sidebar, select the project file at the top: 1) Make sure your target is selected in the main view, and you should see 5 tabs at the top, 2) Click the "Build Phases" tab, 3) Click the arrow to the left of the "Link Binary With Libraries" row, 4) Click the plus button that