Is there some hidden way I can use Swift in static libraries if I super double promise they'll get built at the same time as their parent?
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At some point it was listed as a known issue in the release notes as if they might actually add support for it. good times.
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well uh um
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would make a lot of sense. Having 100 mini frameworks is dumb (and inefficient).
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a while back tweeted saying it was possible. I didn't end up exploring it
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@StewGleadow Swift-only is easy to make into a static lib, Objective-C only you have to use old methods, not done much testing on mixed.
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please RT if you find out. I'm targeting iOS8 now, but it would be nice to target iOS7.
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technically you can compile .o files from swift into a .a, not sure if there will be a problem with using that library tho
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wait never mind, it won’t work without runtime libs :)