Oleksandr Dodatko

UWP does not seem to work for me. The reference and nuget package is added but then the "undefined reference" build errors take place.

Hi, Andrew. A few notes from my side. 1. The library supports both iOS and OS X platforms. However, a framework target has been added for iOS only. 2. The...

Only [2] is a critical one

You are subclassing NSObject without specifying `#include ` which is required. You are lucky to have no compile time errors due to the order in *.pch file. This only means...

> > > Foundation specified in *.pch The only benefit of pre-compiled headers is build speed. Nothing more, nothing less. Do not use _.pch for global visibility. In other words,...

> should we make two separate targets for iOS framework and OS X framework? Yes, you do. Just like you did for the library targets.

> The only thing I suggest to add is a complete compiled framework ready to put in users project. We can place it in root directory. This way user would't...

> > regarding NS_ENUM, you can't use it with float or double types, Please use `OBJC_EXTERN const float` to declare public constants. The `enum` keyword has not been designed for...

@DAloG , @xNekOIx this is a separate feature. Carthage does not work with static frameworks. It accepts only dynamic frameworks that can only be deployed on iOS 8 and newer.

However, it looks like carthage may start supporting static frameworks https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage/pull/622