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Simple Objective-C obfuscator for Mach-O executables.
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Error when OBFUSCATE with SDK 11.0 XCode 9.0 #64

Closed renlix closed 6 years ago

renlix commented 6 years ago

I updated my SDK to 11.0. When I OBFUSCATE my project and compiled, I get many errors with the phrases: "I expected an Objective-C directive after '@'", "Missing '@end'" and "Illegal interface qualifier." Anyone have any idea why this?

truist commented 6 years ago

ios-class-guard hasn't been updated for iOS 11. You might want to try PPiOS-Rename which is a fork of ios-class-guard that is maintained and has been updated for iOS 11. (I work for the company that makes PPiOS-Rename.)

renlix commented 6 years ago

Hello Nathan, I'm starting to use PPIOS-Rename according to you, but I'm facing some problems. I run the commands: "ppios-rename --analyze -x IgnoredSymbol -F !ExcludedClass -F !FBS -F !FIR -F !ModalSMSCredito -F !GAI -F !GGL -F !Branch /Desktop/Projetos/IOS/appPontoCerto//DerivedData/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/XXXXX.app" and "ppios-rename --obfuscate-sources". But when I build my project, I get a lot of mistakes in relation to the 'FBSDK'(Facebook), 'FIRA'(Firebase), in my class 'ModalSMSCredito' and so on. It is as if all the options "-F !YYY*" were ignored, and all were included in the obfuscation.

neuralmer commented 6 years ago

I have responded to this issue this new thread.

renlix commented 6 years ago

Very good, thank you for your help.Naw woks fine. Thamk you very much.