Sqlite.swift: Xcode7 reporing stdatomic.h not found?

[justdan0227]

I have both Xcode7 and Xcode8 installed. I'm using 7 on a project that I have yet to migrate over to Swift3 and getting the error "module.modulemap Header 'stdatomic.h' not found. pointing to:

module stdatomic {
            header "stdatomic.h" // note: supplied by the compiler
            export *
        }

Thoughts?
(also using cocoapods 0.39.0

[tuchangwei]

To see if the path of "stdatomic.h" file is existing. If the path is "xxx/Xcode/xxx", but your xcode named Xcode8, then you know maybe the path is not existing. I have Xcode7 and Xcode8 too. Now I totally use Xcode8 to develop Swift project, so I named xcode8 to Xcode, the I can build it successfully.

Hope it can help you.

[justdan0227]

I'll investigate. For now I have to do both xCode7 and xCode8. My xCode8 is just called xCode, however my xCode 7 is called xCode7 until I can get compatible xCode8 libraries. @tuchangwei Where is that path set that I can override where xCode7 is looking? Thoughts?

[tuchangwei]

Please note when you use Xcode 7, you should use the main branch, but if
you use Xcode 8, you should use swift3-mariotaku branch for supporting
Swift 3.

I don't think you can build the same code with Xcode 7 and Xcode 8 even
though you don't use the third libraries.

So actually, when I migrated the code, I used two branches to manage them.
And when I use Xcode 7, I named it Xcode, when I use Xcode 8, I named it
Xcode too.

It's not a good way if you have more than one project which use the library.

And I have not deeply learnt how to edit the path. Maybe you can fork one
code and change its configuration file.

On Oct 11, 2016 1:30 AM, "Dan" [email protected] wrote:

I'll investigate. For now I have to do both xCode7 and xCode8. My xCode8
is just called xCode, however my xCode 7 is called xCode7 until I can get
compatible xCode8 libraries. Where is that path set that I can override
where xCode7 is looking? Thoughts?

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[justdan0227]

thanks @tuchangwei; I understand about using the same code for Xcode7 and Xcode8. For now I have to stick with 7 for just one of my projects and continue new development with Xcode8. The legacy app will get converted to Xcode8 and Swift3 but for now I need to fix something and get it out under Xcode7. Still can't get past the stdatomic.h

[kreonjr]

@justdan0227 I have had the same issue and I needed to stay with the older Xcode version for now. I solved this issue by naming the actual Xcode application form Xcode7.3.1 to plain "Xcode" and Xcode 8 to "Xcode8". I was then able to get past this compilation error.

[jberkel]

The master branch now requires Xcode8 so closing this.

[lyimin]

Thinks