"does not contain bitcode" on openSSL

[Reiszecke]

Hey, after adding the /include/ folder to the Header Search Paths I got this beautiful thing here:

ld: '/Users/Alex/Desktop/Folder/Project/RMStore/Optional/openssl-1.0.1e/lib/libcrypto.a(asn1_lib.o)' does not contain bitcode. You must rebuild it with bitcode enabled (Xcode setting ENABLE_BITCODE), obtain an updated library from the vendor, or disable bitcode for this target. for architecture armv7

I know it's rather openSSL-related and there are even issues on that on some SSL gits but all you guys must've come across this once so I thought you might know what's going on here.

Any ideas on that? And I don't really plan to deactivate bitcode for my whole project --___--

Cheers
Alex

[msmollin]

You don't need OpenSSL if you're not doing receipt verification. If you don't need receipt verification, remove it and it should be good.

If you do need receipt verification, you'll have to disable bitcode for your project. It's a downside of importing OpenSSL.

[Nerrolken]

Is this still true? I have an app that uses WatchKit, and thus needs to have Bitcode enabled. Does that mean receipt verification with RMStore just isn't going to work for me?

[msmollin]

Try utilizing the code here that was refactored to be able to use dynamic frameworks in swift (which should enable bitcode support as well) :
#178

However, I get the feeling this project isn't seeing too much activity these days. While it still works, I wouldn't expect support on issues unless the community has found a way around it and published the fix (like in that PR).

[ObjSal]

Just build OpenSSL for iOS yourself, I don't like the idea for this repo providing them as binary to start with anyway.

Here is what I did:

1. I downloaded OpenSSL-for-iPhone.
2. Build using: ./build-libssl.sh --version=1.0.1e --archs="arm64 armv7 armv7s i386" --noparallel modify architectures as needed.
3. Replaced the libraries that come in this repo.

Hope it helps!
Sal