Gurmeher Chawla

And where can I view these libraries in the Xcode project? Linked frameworks and libraries?

Even though I've done that, I am still getting the following verbose message in the CKDiagnotic: ignoring nonexistent directory "/Users/Gurmeher/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/ClangKit-ddxafeblyiqsqwagblctgyofkfet/Build/Products/Debug/ClangKit.framework/Versions/A/clang/3.7.0/include"

Must there be a clang directory in the ClangKit Framework's root?

The include directory is not being copied into the framework. It seems that the CKTranslation is looking for include directory at the root folder of the framework, and cannot find...

- I have built the ClangKit(framework) target from Xcode. - I have then run the ClangKitTest target. - The C code compiles without any diagnostics. - However, when the Objective-C...

The latest of both. Also, I have tried running the app on various systems but with no success.

### On downloading and running the latest ClangKit build, I am getting the following verbose message on compilation of the Objective C Code through CKTranslationUnit: ignoring nonexistent directory "/Users/Gurmeher/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/ClangKit-fawyikkexkgzgxawdfflitbxsezj/Build/Products/Debug/ClangKit.framework/Versions/A/clang/3.7.0/include" #include...

I have rebuilt the latest LLVM and Clang from source. However, I am unable to find the static libraries from the build named as follows: libclang.a

Do you mean removing -libclang from the LDFlags?

I have tried assigning nil to both, the variables being evaluated, and the global memory (the NSMutableDictionary instance variable) in TOMem. That, however, does not solve the issue.