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Cannot build the project due to invalid .pch file #131
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@itopstack I just faced the same, and managed to get it to build by:
^-- This is deprecated, so we'll need a better solution long term. |
Without knowing any details about how to build the code here: usually a PCH file gets generated on-the-fly and therefore I would try to delete it before a fresh build attempt. Maybe that is enough to solve the issue 🤔 |
I am running into this same issue when trying to build mumblekit, which also includes a celt build, on CI (GitHub Actions).
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xcode 13.1 with legacy build system works
xcode 14.2 doesn't have the flag anymore I haven't checked where it disappears specifically. (Probably 14?) |
@jasperblues When changing that setting, does that save to the project file as a change? (I assume Can you create PR for that? |
I added CI to this project, so there's proof it compiles with legacy build system. But I don't have a macOS or xcode. So I can't make the project file setting change. |
@Kissaki would love to help, however I don't have time to work on Mumble at the moment. Its also possible to freshen the code so that it compiles without requiring legacy build settings and to remove ARC. I did this on a forked code-base owned by a previous client, as well as added support for stereo playback and recording. (I no longer have access to this code, but it would be easy to recreate) |
Hi, I am trying to build the project but found the below errors.
I searched that file and this is its content.
I am using Xcode 13.7.
Could you suggest me how to fix them? Thank you.
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