I keep getting make: * [internal-package] Error 2 when trying to build a tweak im working on. Ive never had this issue before, and its not specifying whats wrong. Here is what it says:
Ethans-Mac-mini:alienblue ethanarbuckle$ sudo make package
/Users/ethanarbuckle/Desktop/alienblue/theos/makefiles/targets/Darwin/iphone.mk:46: Deploying to iOS 3.0 while building for 6.0 will generate armv7-only binaries.
Making all for tweak AlienBlue...
make[2]: Nothing to be done for `internal-library-compile'.
Making stage for tweak AlienBlue...
dpkg-deb: building package `com.ethanarbuckle.alienblue++' in `./com.ethanarbuckle.alienblue++_0.0.1-9_iphoneos-arm.deb'.
make: *** [internal-package] Error 2
Can anyone shed some light on whats happening?
There is nothing wrong with your code.
This is because dpkg won't build a package that has a identifier that isn't alphanumeric (e.g. only A-Z, a-z, 0-9) so it is rejecting the "++" in your package id. I suggest make a new tweak in the NIC and copy your "Tweak.xm" to the new tweak folder and give it an id something like com.ethanarbuckle.alienblueplusplus instead of com.ethanarbuckle.alienblue++.
I had the same error and it took me about a month to figure it out. This change worked for me. Don't forget when you make a new tweak in the NIC to re-add any frameworks you had imported.
Your package name, however, can still have the ++ in it.
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I am attempting to build the KAT's for the round 3 submission for Classic McEliece, based off the reference implementation on this site:
https://csrc.nist.gov/Projects/post-quantum-cryptography/post-quantum-cryptography-standardization/round-3-submissions
When I try and build it, I get the error:
libkeccak.a.headers/SimpleFIPS202.h
I have attempted to build XKCP by cloning this repo: https://github.com/XKCP/XKCP
and running: make generic64/libXKCP.a
I can see that this builds, and I get a directory within the repo ./bin/generic64/libXKCP.a.headers
Has the name of this project changed since the round 3 submissions were released, or should I be looking for a different repository?
If this is correct, I still cannot build Classic McEliece, even if I change all references from libkeccak.a.headers/SimpleFIPS202.h to libXKCP.a.headers/SimpleFIPS202.h
Do I need to move this directory: ./bin/generic64/libXKCP.a.headers somewhere to allow gcc to find it? (I am on wsl)
Managed to fix it myself.
This question helped me: C++ Using Keccak Library
I had to clone those repos to the correct spot.
Then you need to change the include from libkeccak.a.headers/SimpleFIPS202.h to libXKCP.a.headers/SimpleFIPS202.h , as I guessed.
After that, you also need to change one of the flags in compilation from -lkeccak to -lXKCP (I couldnt find a reference anywhere, so this was a guess, but it worked.)
Since I started using CocoaPods, I've been having weird location related messages all the time, and some arch-related ones too.
I've been trying the whole day to figure out why it was happening, until I create a new Xcode project from scratch and realize the issue wasn't project-related all along.
Here's what's happening:
I always get those everywhere as well:
Not sure if related but I get those often too:
Anybody has those as well? What should I do?
Thanks!
I had to switch Build Active Architectures Only for debug to Yes and it let the build run.
I started adding comments to the code while i am developing the app (objective-c). The bad thing which i am noticing is the breakpoints and warning or error reporting, it is actually showing a wrong line number or pointing to incorrect line number, is there a solution for this problem. Thanks.
This is usually a problem with your Derived Data, the build products that are cached after each build so they don't have to be rebuilt if they aren't changed. The problem is, sometimes Xcode doesn't recognize a change, and what you see in the editor no longer matches the build product. Clean your product with Shift Command K to do a full rebuild. This should fix the inconsistencies you're seeing.
I'm having some serious problems compiling. I'm on Xcode 5. Everything was working, now it's not.
It won't compile my .pch file. I've tried a new .pch file to no avail.
I get hundreds of errors, starting with: Unknown type name 'intmax_t'
Has anyone experienced this and got any pointers to where I might start figuring out why it's doing this? It's got to be a setting in my project file somewhere
that error comes from "stdint.h" not being in your project. (that's where it's defined). Since that's a core library, it must be that a path has changed some how. This could happen if you moved your project, renamed the folder, or installed a new version of Xcode and the path is not updated. It could also happen if the compiler settings were changed. for example, see this question
Xcode 4: "error: unknown type name 'BOOL'; did you mean 'BOOL'?"
as you can see, his compiler was switched on him and he had to change it back. So you might be using a different compiler without realizing it, so it's looking for the libraries somewhere else. That you give you some clues. Let me know what you find
I found the issue to be:
Always Search User Paths: This was set to Yes.
User Header Search Paths: "$(SRCROOT)/" (recursive)
I removed these and all is well again.
I've got serious issues with XCode right now and i cant really figure out what to do, or even whats wrong.
The project i'm working on was working perfectly yesterday, but today when i started it i got like 20 "Redefinition of enumerator" errors, and to the point where "Too many errors emitted. Stopping now".
The wierd part is that ALL my backups of the project does this aswell. Even the ones from 2,3 or 4 days ago which hasnt been altered.
No other project seems to be affected by this.
I've tried Cleaning the build, removing Derived data, checking for duplicate files somehow (even though that shouldnt be possible), all linker seems to be in order. Anyone got any tips for me?
Thank you!
you should import
#import "Facebook.h"
instead
#import <FacebookSDK/FacebookSDK.h>
I just had this exact problem about "Redefinition of enumerator" errors coming out of nowhere.
The problem was that accidentally (maybe some unintended drag with the mouse) I had copied one of the project directories into some other, thus duplicating it.
On the other hand I use git and generally was using 'git status -uno' which hides untracked files.
So I was not seeing the untracked duplicated directory that was duplicating enums in the project, from my perspective I had a clean HEAD with weird errors :S
Lesson learned: use .gitignore rather than '-uno' option
This issue still happens in 2019 smh.
If you get this go check File->Workspace Settings and set build system to Legacy Build System. This should fix the issue.
I had the same error and was really stuck. But found that the project folder nam had white spaces. I changed that and the error went off!
Eg: Changed folder name My Project to MyProject
For anyone has the same problem, who pulled out hair for hours/days.
Let's double check and remove redundant Header Search Paths, delete Derived Data if needed.
After that, the issue will be resolved.