Static library not built with bitcode

[muellermichel]

I'd like to add the static libary to a project, but it is not compatible anymore because of lacking bitcode. I also didn't find an xCode project to build the static library with that flag enabled. Is there an easy way to solve this?

[groue]

Hello Michel.

Yes, it is possible to do so, but you first need to tell me which platform you target. Is is watchOS, iOS, OS X, tvOS?

[muellermichel]

Hi. It's iOS. I temporarily solved it by just adding the sources to the project instead, that works for me too. But thanks for your quick reaction!

[groue]

OK, so that's cool for now. Yet your request is perfectly legit: let's keep this issue open until it is resolved.

[MarcDahlem]

Same problem here. Can you please rebuild the static library with bitcode enabled, so that the LLVM Optimization from Apple works?

[groue]

hello @MarcDahlem. Do you know how to do this? A PR would be welcome.

[MarcDahlem]

hi @groue thanks for your quick answer.

I don't know your exact build process, but I think you're using xcodebuild in your makefile.

Therefore, here is an StackOverflow Answer, which explains in detail how to do it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/31486233/6920268

Maybe there is also another way, by directly changing the xcodeproj. See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31233395/ios-library-to-bitcode http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32868297/compiling-ios-library-with-bitcode-enabled

How to test if it works:

• create a new iOS Project
• Include GRMustache and call it somwhere (include as static library)
• Execute: It should work
  • (At the moment there is an error message, that says that if the project itself has bitcode enabled, all referenced libraries must have it as well)

[groue]

Great, @MarcDahlem, you have all the pieces of the puzzle. I think you can apply it to the Makefile that produces the static library.