the exported header for ios framework is incomplete. about nekit HOT 5 CLOSED

That's strange because iOS and macOS framework are compiled with the exactly same source files. Do you have any idea why this may happen?

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I think it maybe an Carthage issue, I just encountered this issue when using carthage update NEKit.
Then I manually download the repo and add it to xcode as subproject, there's no issue.

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It seems like the pre-compiled version has wrong header though I do not know why.

I recommend you to try to use

carthage update --no-use-binaries --platform mac,iOS

to compile all frameworks yourself.

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@zhuhaow I just tested again use the command you provide, the issue remains.

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github "zhuhaow/NEKit" "0.2.2"

Xcode 7.3.1 on Mac OS 10.11.6

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Well, I think I know how to solve it though I still do not understand why there is such difference between macOS and iOS.
If you are using NEKit with a swift project, then everything should be fine, these header files can be ignored (as far as I've tested).
If you want to use NEKit with objective-c, which I DO NOT recommend (honestly, why would you develop a new project with objective-c?), it means every class that you want to use must be a subclass of NSObject (or any class from objective-c runtime), it is probably also required to mark them with @objc.
Though it is not difficult to do, that is something I do not like very much, and I'm not sure about the performance impaction of it.

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