- Issues with Objective-C support - 1 Update
Salvatore Guarnieri <salgua...@google.com>: Feb 16 11:36AM -0800
Have you unzipped the kzip to look at what it contains for a given
compilation unit? While the other problems seem more complex, it should be
straightforward to see if a header is present in the required inputs for
the compilation unit and then to see if the contents are also present in
the kzip.
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> attempted to correct for this by running the indexer in the same execroot
> but that didn't seem to resolve anything.
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> * It shouldn't matter where you run the indexer since the indexer
*shouldn't* access anything outside of the compilation unit generated
during extraction.
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> can, though I'm a Bazel and C++ novice. I've definitely got the local
> development environment setup for Kythe so I'm familiar enough to try
> tweaks on my own.
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No, the changes are very specific to how we build objective c code (e.g.
odd SDK path) so there isn't much we could generalize.
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Eric Amorde <eric....@gmail.com>: Feb 13 03:39PM -0800
Curious if any other folks who were on vacation would be willing to share
some context here.
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I'm still slowly working through some of the issues I'm having attempting
to index an iOS codebase (just the objc parts) and might have identified
some of the causes but I don't have a simple way to produce an example
project that would have the same issue.
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On Tuesday, December 19, 2023 at 2:46:34β―PM UTC-8 Eric Amorde wrote:
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