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05/04/2020, 11:01 AMtypedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, cameraControl){
CameraPanLeft,
CameraPanRight,
CameraTiltUp,
// etc.
};
@interface ControlCapabilities : NSObject
{
}
@property BOOL property_1;
@property BOOL property_2;
@property BOOL property_3
@end
And I get the error : error: function definition declared 'typedef'.
I could not find anywhere an issue with a similar error message.
I tried to add custom declarations in my def file:
---
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
static inline int NS_ENUM(int NSInteger, int NSInteger) {
return NS_ENUM(NSInteger, cameraControl);
}
OR
static inline int NS_ENUM(int NSInteger, int cameraControl) {
return typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, cameraControl){
CameraPanLeft,
CameraPanRight,
CameraTiltUp,
// etc.
};
}
I tried to add options to compilerOpts or linkerOpts e.g -framework Foundation, etc.
None of the above fixed the issue.
If anyone has an idea why this issue is popping up, that would be great!
Thanks in advanceFoundation/Foundation.h
as the first entry of the list of headers solved this issue.
However now it does not find the headers that are included in the first header after Foundation/Foundation.h
. Even though they are in the list.
I have the error fatal error: 'path/to/the/header.h' file not found
I've seen that using modules
in the .def
file instead of the headers
could work but it did not for me.
Why a header cannot have access to the other headers that are in the list of headers
and in headerFilter
? I don't really know where to look for now. If anyone have an idea that would be great. Thanks!