Add Swift Package Manager support #548
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…tually be built and used correctly.
…indirectly via SQLiteObjc.
…if nothing else match the existing Xcode project name.
• Added a [hopefully] temporary workaround to allow building within the existing Xcode project to work as it did before, in addition to command-line builds via `swift`.
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Thanks for the PR! Maybe it's possible to use travis to test Linux support? |
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Can you rebase this against current master? Thanks! Let's try to get this into 0.11.2. |
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This is a slightly meandering series of patches that ultimately add support for the Swift Package Manager. It's probably incomplete - though I did go to the effort of making the existing Xcode project still build after all these changes, I didn't test the tests nor the other package manager pieces (e.g. CocoaPods).
Though I haven't tested this anywhere but macOS 10.12, with a bit of luck this also works on Linux (re. issue #315).