We discovered a problem recently where we would miscompile when imported ObjC
lightweight generic classes are extended to conform to Swift protocols. This is
being tracked by Apple as rdar://problem/28873860 ,
for reference, and should be release noted in upcoming Xcode seeds. If you
happen to
I had a similar problem with Xcode 7.2.
The work around I found then was to remove all source files from the project in
the “target membership” except for the main.swift file.
Then compile again, which will (of course) fail with normal errors.
Then I added the files back in, presto, no more segmen
This is definitely not my first time hitting Swift compiler crashes :)
In the past, the stack traces have been helpful, pointing to what code the
compiler was working on when it crashed. Unfortunately, this latest crash
doesn't fall into that category:
CompileSwift normal x86_64
/Users/emalone
With Swift 3 I’ve found these crashes to be indicative of an underlying source
issue rather than something random in the compiler. When you get the crash, can
you get the backtrace in the Xcode build log? Sometimes that has clues about
what it was doing when it crashed. A lot of the time when th
After a gargantuan effort updating our entire codebase to Swift 3.0, we are now
being greeted with "Segmentation fault: 11" compiler crash whenever attempting
to build.
The issue seems to be related to generics, and sounds similar to this issue:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39426
I built an RPM with Swift 3-RELEASE; the RPM build info is at
https://github.com/tachoknight/swift-rpm. I don't use CentOS myself but
it'd be interesting to know if it works or not.
Suffice to say, my repo is very unofficial. :)
Ron
On 21 Oct 2016, at 7:54, Leonid Orsulic via swift-users wr
Hello,
is it somehow possible to get Swift 3 to centos 7?
Maybe any plannings for an official way of setting up swift on centos?
If not, i would also appreciate an unofficial way.
Thanks
Regards
Leo
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