Xcode compilation Error

[lbstephane]

Hi,

I'm trying to use readium for one my project.

I cloned the git repo using git clone --recursive https://github.com/readium/SDKLauncher-iOS.git as mentioned in the documentation.

I Choose SDKLauncher-iOS and iPhone or iPad emulator but build failed.

10 Errors

Shell script invocation error, mkdir error and missing files. I Check every files mentioned in the differents errors and every seems to be ok, files are in the project.

In link with binaries, LibEpub3-iOS.a is red.

I'm using XCode 5.1

Thanks for your help

Best regards.

Stephane

[danielweck]

Are you on the "develop" branch? (the "master" branch is out of date, I think)

[lbstephane]

Master I suppose, I don't know how can I specify the branch using the command line on my mac :(

Going to my project directory and typing git branch return only master.

Edit :

Using git checkout -b origin/develop works, I'm on develop branch now. I try to compile again.

No changes :( Maybe I forget something ! Files are the same, I probably had to do something to use develop branch files.

[lbstephane]

Ok, i try git clone --recursive -b develop https://github.com/readium/SDKLauncher-iOS.git and got same errors :(

[upengareri]

Hey , does anybody know how to resolve the above issue because I am also stuck with the compile time error in Xcode.

[datalogics-bhaugen]

@upendar-gareri can you post the error you received? The nightly builders are succeeding so any information you can provide would be useful.

[upengareri]

Thanks Brandon,
I cloned SDKLauncher-iOS, with ePub2.xcodeproj included, but when I am
trying to build the project(SDKLauncher-iOS) I am getting dynamic linker
error as "dyld symbol not found". I believe this error occurs when any of
the framework has not been properly added/linked to the project. Can you
help me with this issue.

Thanks again.

On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 6:20 PM, Brandon Haugen notifications@github.com
wrote:

@upendar-gareri https://github.com/upendar-gareri can you post the
error you received? The nightly builders are succeeding so any information
you can provide would be useful.

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[datalogics-bhaugen]

@upendar-gareri, which version of Xcode are you using? Currently I am using Xcode 5.1.1 and things are working for me.

Which branch are you building? master or develop? They both should be working.

Are you sure the submodules you are using are up to date? I would try running git submodule update --init to make sure.

If this really is an issue with the SDKLauncher-iOS then we should move this over to that repository.

[upengareri]

@brandon, thanks for your response. I used Xcode 5.1 and its working fine
in there. Thanks for telling me that. Probably the SDK is not compatible
with latest Xcode yet.

On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 5:52 PM, Brandon Haugen notifications@github.com
wrote:

@upendar-gareri https://github.com/upendar-gareri, which version of
Xcode are you using? Currently I am using Xcode 5.1.1 and things are
working for me.

Which branch are you building? master or develop? They both should be
working.

Are you sure the submodules you are using are up to date? I would try
running git submodule update --init to make sure.

If this really is an issue with the SDKLauncher-iOS then we should move
this over to that repository.

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[rkwright]

Closing as resolved (and old)