Any one build UXReader app in iOS Simulator.The UXReader PDF Framework for iOS based on pdfium lib.

[Karapu Rakesh]

The UXReader (https://github.com/vfr/UXReader-iOS) PDF Framework for iOS is a fully open-source iOS PDF Framework based on the open-source PDFium library. I am able to integrate and build in device but not in simulator. Did any one tried before . Any help appreciated. I am sure PDFium library which was used in the UXReader is not built with simulator supported architecture.

[Ryan Harrison]

I would recommend reaching out to the developer of that framework for assistance, since it isn't developed/maintained by the PDFium team.

Taking a quick look at the static library they are shipping, you are correct is doesn't contain the simulator architectures. Given my previous experience as an iOS dev I would be a bit concerned about being dependent on a framework that effectively ships a giant binary blob like that, since if there are issues like what you are having, fixing it isn't in your control.

-Ryan Harrison

On 13 October 2017 at 07:37, Karapu Rakesh <karapu...@gmail.com> wrote:

The UXReader (https://github.com/vfr/UXReader-iOS) PDF Framework for iOS is a fully open-source iOS PDF Framework based on the open-source PDFium library. I am able to integrate and build in device but not in simulator. Did any one tried before . Any help appreciated. I am sure PDFium library which was used in the UXReader is not built with simulator supported architecture.

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