MJGAvailability.h Not working when NS_AVAILABLE_IOS() was used to set API version

[JohnEstropia]

The deprecation warning works fine for symbols declared with __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING but not for those declared with NS_AVAILABLE_IOS and its variants (NS_ENUM_AVAILABLE_IOS, etc.)

[mattjgalloway]

Ah only just seen that you posted this. Yes indeed - MJGAvailability really doesn't work well with the iOS 7 SDK. I've been meaning to get round to sorting this out. Apologies.

[mattgapadmi]

These seem to all bottom out at CF_AVAILABLE, CF_AVAILABLE_MAC and CF_AVAILABLE_IOS. I've added the following for it to work with ios:

#undef CF_AVAILABLE
#define CF_AVAILABLE(_mac, _ios) _AVAILABILITY_INTERNAL__IPHONE##_ios
#undef CF_AVAILABLE_IOS
#define CF_AVAILABLE_IOS(_ios) _AVAILABILITY_INTERNAL__IPHONE##_ios

Any comments?

[mattjgalloway]

@mattgapadmi Oh I see, so overriding the CF_AVAILABLE stuff, to bypass the new behaviour. Feel free to PR!

[Speakus]

PR here - #9

[mattjgalloway]

Fixed in #9

[keithyipkw]

Does it work in Xcode 6.1.1 (6A2008a)? NS_AVAILABLE_IOS seems to only work fine in my code but not in iOS library.

[keithyipkw]

Setting "Enable Modueles" in build settings solve my issue. The solution is in #9 #11