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TiM
TiM

Reputation: 15991

Creating New Swift Package - Header Not Found

I've just created a new Objective-C library, and I'm trying to add support for Swift Package Manager.

The library itself is very basic. It has the following source structure.

ProjectName/ProjectName.h
ProjectName/ProjectName.m
ProjectName/Private/ProjectNameInternal.h
ProjectName/Private/ProjectNameInternal.m

The public source file imports the private header, and the private source file imports the public header. When I made a basic Package.swift and tried build it, it gave me the error that the private header cannot see the public one.

Is there a special way I'm supposed to declare all of these Objective-C headers?

(This is the library in question if it helps.)

Build Error

Upvotes: 7

Views: 4090

Answers (1)

Joe Susnick
Joe Susnick

Reputation: 6772

I think you need to specifically add to your header search paths via cSettings. Ex:

.target(
    ...
    cSettings: [
    .headerSearchPath("ProjectName"),
    .headerSearchPath("ProjectName/Private"),
    ]
)

Upvotes: 8

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