Sample project works from the command line, doesn't compile from Xcode (CCurl missing)
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I followed the steps on the Kitura & Kitura-Sample pages and manage to get the server running from the command line, but it doesn't compile from Xcode. The error is: 'No such module CCurl'.
I'm running Xcode 8b6 with the 25-07 snapshot.
@greg3z Please try running make openXcode
in the command line. It will generate Xcode project and open it for you.
Alternatively, please see https://github.com/IBM-Swift/Kitura/wiki/Building-your-Kitura-application-in-Xcode#troubleshooting
Hello Vadim and thank you for your quick answer!
The make openXcode command works as intended but once in Xcode, I still get the 'No such module CCurl' error, even after modifying the Library Search Path as recommended in your link.
You are welcome, Greg. Do you have curl command on your Mac? If not, please try brew install curl
.
Yes, curl is installed, here is the version I have:
curl 7.50.0 (x86_64-apple-darwin15.5.0) libcurl/7.50.0 SecureTransport zlib/1.2.5
OK, let somebody from the Kitura core team handle it.
Any updates on this? I'm having the same issue.
I'm running XCode 8 GA, the Toolchain is set to the default one. Kitura-Sample builds, but won't run. We need to investigate this some more.
Hello @rob-deans, I'll check that tonite as I don't have my mbp with me.
No, sadly, with the last Xcode (8A218a) and the default toolchain, I get the same error.
@greg3z could you show us your search path inside Build Settings
under KituraSample
, it should look something like this:
I have those 4 (the 1st is twice in the list):
/Users/glhotellier/Library/Mobile (this isn't a valid path btw, probably the beginning of Mobile Documents...)
Documents/comappleCloudDocs/code/Kitura-Sample/Packages/CCurl-0.2.1
Documents/comappleCloudDocs/code/Kitura-Sample/Packages/CHTTPParser-0.3.0/Sources/CHTTPParser/include
All those path are configured as non-recursive
@greg3z Someone else encountered a similar problem before and was able to solve the issue, presumably by removing spaces from path.
https://gitter.im/IBM-Swift/Kitura?at=57dab85bc3e7045a3050b2ee
Thank you @youming-lin!
Indeed, it was because of a space in the path where I installed the project. I tried installing it on a path with no spaces and it worked!