Build for iOS does not produce framework
thomasdao opened this issue · comments
Hi, thanks for the useful script!
I've tried run this command but it doesn't produce boost.framework file:
./boost.sh -ios --boost-version 1.70.0 --boost-libs "date_time regex system thread" --min-ios-version 11.0
Running the build for macOS can produce the framework fine:
./boost.sh -macos --boost-version 1.70.0 --boost-libs "date_time regex system thread" --min-macos-version 10.11 --macos-archs "i386 x86_64"
Not sure if I need to do something else. My Xcode is 10.2.1, my system is Mac 10.14.5.
Thanks :)
Does it produce anything useful? Check the log file (build/boost/1.70.0/ios/release/ios-build.log). When I try to run it I'm getting clang: error: invalid iOS deployment version '-miphoneos-version-min=11.0', iOS 10 is the maximum deployment target for 32-bit targets [-Winvalid-ios-deployment-target] (near the bottom of the log file), which suggest that the --min-ios-version flag isn't working correctly. Let me know if you see the same thing & I'll address that. If you have a different error let me know.
You could also just post the contents of the log file inside a details block, like this:
<details><summary>Log File</summary>
-- paste log file contents here --
</details>
Which turns into this:
Log File
-- paste log file contents here --@faithfracture: thanks for the reply :), the script can produce prefix folder with contents inside. I also see the same error that you got (error: invalid iOS deployment version '-miphoneos-version-min=11.0', iOS 10 is the maximum deployment target for 32-bit targets [-Winvalid-ios-deployment-target]).
Ok great, thanks for verifying that. Now I know what to work on :)
Just pushed a fix. Let me know if you have any other problems.
FYI, I updated the default min iOS version to 11, so you don't need to pass that flag anymore (unless you want a different min iOS version of course...)
Thanks so much for the fix. The framework is now produced for me.