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Build including Firebase fails

append delete Yousef

• Windows version: 10
• Builder version: version 3.52
• iOS SDK version: iOS SDK 15.5

Hello! I'm trying to build a project that uses Firebase. I did add the .xcframework folders for the iOS firebase and "-ObjC" in the extra linker flags as you mentioned and I bought the CocoaPod extension too but the build fails and returns the following errors:

https://pastebin.com/Ui6wxY4t

I even tried reinstalling the software then installing the SDK.zip thing again but still returns the same errors. Would appreciate if you told me what am I doing wrong in the process? Does the Firebase version matters? I'm using the latest versions. It works pretty good on Android. I added an app ID for iOS though (had no problems building the xcode project out of Unity).

Thanks for your time and this genius solution :)

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append delete #1. Pierre-Marie Baty

Hello

It looks like your project (or at least one subproject that depends on it) doesn't include the <stdlib.h> and <string.h> standard C headers. That's curious. Either one of the Pods is malformed, or there's a parsing error that fails to include them, or else these headers are supposed to be implicit ; in the 2 latter cases something needs to be fixed in the builder. Could you please share this Xcode project with me so that I can reproduce the problem ? Confidentiality guaranteed.

Anyway, you should be able to work around the problem by skipping CocoaPods and injecting the Firebase frameworks manually. By reading your message I understand that was your first intent. Why did you change your mind and tried the CocoaPods way after that ? I'm confident that was the simplest way and you were probably closer to achieving your build than you thought.

Best regards,

append delete #2. Yousef

Thank you so much for your reply!

I remember I used CocoaPods as the builder prompted me to purchase it as my project depends on it, and as I just figured how noob I am in this :( I did what it told me and I ended up in that situation haha. I'm really not sure what are these "pods" but I found a folder in my project that contains some. Sure! Here's a google drive link for the exported Xcode project. Thanks again for your time.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eeIw7u2t0BB688HtEj1GTWWw2nxBEZs1/view?usp=sharing

append delete #3. Yousef

Hey! So I tried skipping CocoaPods and injected the frameworks manually and it ended up with these errors...

https://pastebin.com/4kFZ8N25

Any idea what's possibly wrong? :/

append delete #4. Pierre-Marie Baty

I downloaded your project and gave it a try. I couldn't compile it either on the latest iOS SDK. Then I moved it to macOS and tried to compile it with Xcode : failure there too.

Your Unity project is somehow broken, the Xcode project it creates cannot be built with Xcode it seems. You need to fix that first before using the builder.

append delete #5. Yousef

Great! Now I know where to look at. Thank you so much for giving it a try :) I’m definitely writing a great review on this asset

append delete #6. Pierre-Marie Baty

I will assume the problem is now solved. If not please post again.

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