Stack Overflow Asked by Rob N on January 2, 2021
I’m trying to include a 3rd party static library in my Swift project. I have these two files, among a few others.
GoogleConversionTrackingSDK/ACTReporter.h
GoogleConversionTrackingSDK/libGoogleConversionTracking.a
I added the .a
file to the target’s “Linked Frameworks and Library” section. I then created a module.map
file in my project, like this:
module GoogleConversionTracking {
header "../../Libs/GoogleConversionTrackingSDK/ACTReporter.h"
export *
}
And in Swift files I can now refer to it:
import GoogleConversionTracking
But I get an error at link time:
ld: library not found for -lGoogleConversionTracking
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
note: library not found for -lGoogleConversionTracking
How do you fix this? I would like to not use a bridging header, but instead use these module definition files, if possible.
Module map is my synonym for trouble! Bridging headers suck, but they just work in most cases. Anyways, make sure to:
SWIFT_INCLUDE_PATHS
– a list of paths to be searched by the Swift compiler for additional Swift modules. This tells Xcode where your module maps are.LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS
– this is a list of paths to folders to be searched by the linker for libraries used by the product. Xcode still needs to know where binaries for your modules are.Also, you probably want to use the umbrella header, not just header, see documentation. I'd also suggest using modulemap
extension, not sure if module.map
makes difference, but that's how I remember seeing and using it in most projects.
Omar Abdelhafith has a wicked blog post on this matter and it also helps to see how others do it when dealing with those kind of things.
Answered by Ian Bytchek on January 2, 2021
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