ios-9-2 toolchain failure

[novocodev]

I had been building a framework for iOS without error using:

./buildtools/polly/bin/build.py --clear --toolchain ios-9-2 --framework --config Release

I have been adding unit tests and I upgraded Boost to 1.60.0, I did this while building the framework for Xcode toolchain without error.

On going back to build with the iOS-9-2 toolchain the build now fails, I have Xcode 7.2.1 installed and it appears I am seeing the following issue

At the end of the ticket the simplest solution appears to be:

Another workaround is to pass PLATFORM_NAME=iphonesimulator to xcodebuild, in addition to -sdk iphonesimulator.

I'd like to try this, but I'm not sure which is the right .cmake to add the option.

[novocodev]

I tried building with '--framework-device' to skip simulator target but the same error persists.

[novocodev]

I have updated to latest hunter and polly and CMake 3.5.0

I have tried the new --ios command line options, not sure if they should be used instead of or in conjunction with the --framework option e.g.

build.py --clear --toolchain ios-9-2 --ios-combined --ios-multiarch --config Release

I'm still getting the same error for the iOS toolchain with all permutations.

[ruslo]

I have Xcode 7.2.1 installed and it appears I am seeing the following issue

This error is about simulator as far as I can see. You're trying to build simulator + device?

I'd like to try this, but I'm not sure which is the right .cmake to add the option

You can't do it in CMake code. Flags should be added to build step. So you can call build step without build.py wrapper like cmake --build _builds -- -sdk iphonesimulator ... or I can add extra option to build.py, like --iossim.

they should be used instead of or in conjunction with the --framework option

In conjunction. multiarch for fat arm*, combined for fat simulator + device, framework for creating frameworks.

[novocodev]

I have been unable to resolve this issue using any of the suggested fixes in various Q/A threads.

But today the issue has gone away!

I think upgrading to hunter 0.14.1 was the solution.

I had also gone back to a point in my git commit history where the iOS build was working and then gone back to HEAD on master.

Closing this out, if I experience the error again I'll open a new ticket.

[ruslo]

Closing this out, if I experience the error again I'll open a new ticket

Cool, good to know.