"OBJECT_SCHEMA.HPP" file not found and "object_store_exceptions.hpp" file not found.

[Joey Serquina]

Hi i just wanted to try the new Realm version 0.96.2

I just created a new Xcode file and and install it using cocoa pods.

use_frameworks!

platform :ios, "8.0"

pod "RealmSwift"

then when i run..

'OBJECT_SCHEMA.HPP' file not found.

#include "object_store_exceptions.hpp" file not found.

i have not yet import RealmSwift.. just to try the new Xcode file (expect a normal run, blank layout).

[Marius Rackwitz]

Which version of CocoaPods do you use?
You should update to at least 0.39 to use the latest version of Realm.

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[Wimpie Pieterse]

Hi there Marius

I also get the above error. Initially I thought it was because my Xcode command line utils was outdated. I updated XCODE to 7.1, including the command line utils. I then verified cocoapods to 0.39 (no update need).

Alas, I still get

"OBJECT_SCHEMA.HPP" file not found and "object_store_exceptions.hpp" file not found.

[Marius Rackwitz]

Did you tried already to clean your build folder? (⌥⇧⌘K)

Can you both make sure that the Xcode path for the command-line tools (`xcode-select -p`) matches the Xcode version you use to build your projects?

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[Caesar Wang]

Hi Marius

I get the same error.

I check the files and can't find the group `Pods/Realm/Headers`  in my xcode, which exists in another project using v0.96.1.

It seems the directory `someporject/Pods/Realm/include`  are missing.

There are two more lines about `include` in the build.sh of v0.96.2:

```

          if [ ! -e core/include/Realm ]; then

            cp -R core/include/realm core/include/Realm

```

I'm not sure if the changes lead to the compile error

I'm using xcode 7.1(7B91b) and cocoapods 0.39.0

best regards

在 2015年10月29日星期四 UTC+8下午6:29:49，Marius Rackwitz写道：

[Marius Rackwitz]

Hey,

this recent change, you were pointing out here, addresses a problem with case-sensitive file systems. Is that something what would be relevant for you?
It might help to clear the CocoaPods cache (rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/CocoaPods) and reset the CocoaPods integration again (rm -rf Pods, in your project) and run finally `pod install` again. It might be necessary to run it twice. (See https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/issues/2701)

Please let me know whether that helps or not. Thanks!

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iOS Product Engineer

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[Caesar Wang]

Hi Marius, it works.

Thank you~

在 2015年11月6日星期五 UTC+8下午5:20:48，Marius Rackwitz写道：

[Marius Rackwitz]

Thanks for letting us know.
@Joey @Wimpie: Please report back, if you're still experiencing issues and my suggestions didn't helped for you as well.

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iOS Product Engineer

On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 12:42 PM UTC, Caesar Wang <dty...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Marius, it works.

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