Fix the broken cross-compile command with Xcode15 SDK #51
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Still works at least on my setup (not using Xcode 15 yet). |
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The original issue is from Tauri#7339: tauri-apps/tauri#7339
The cross-compilation is broken with Xcode15 SDK.
swiftcan't find the ios target's standard library.After some tries between Xcode14 and 15 SDK, I found that
swift5.9 (shipped with Xcode15) always seemed to use MacOSX SDK. So I try specified the SDK path for theswift build, and it successfully built the iOS target.I tested this patch on my macOS 14.0 and for cross-compiling iOS targets only (with Xcode14, 15 SDK). So I need someone to help test if the patch broke something on other use cases.
A mini repository for testing this patch: https://github.com/pewsheen/swift-xcode15-cross-compile