search

itsjunetime / smserver

An app to allow Jailbroken iPhones to send texts & attachments from their browser
GNU General Public License v3.0
157 stars 26 forks source link

ERROR: Please use llvm >= 12.0.0 to compile #77

Closed TokeyChan closed 3 years ago

TokeyChan commented 3 years ago

Hello!

I am not quite sure if I am doing this whole installation thing correctly (its the first app I am trying to install on my jailbroken iPhone) I cloned the repository on my mac, I did cd smserver then ./make.sh -dn, it asked for a password but then showed this error:

ERROR: Please use llvm >= 12.0.0 to compile

I tried to install llvm via homebrew, but when I run brew info llvm it shows that llvm is still at 11.0.0_1

Any ideas?

itsjunetime commented 3 years ago

Ideally, you should be installing llvm through xcode commandline tools, not homebrew. I'd recommend uninstalling llvm from brew, and then installing xcode command line tools with xcode-select --install.

If you already have xcode command line tools installed, I'd still recommend uninstalling llvm from homebrew, and then check to make sure that you're using xcode version 12.0 or higher. You can compile this package with xcode < 12.0, but I've noticed that it causes some weird UI bugs, so that's why I put the check in the build script to encourage people to use xcode >= 12.0.

If you don't care and would like to compile it with the xcode version you currently have, then you can just open make.sh in your text editor and remove the line that says [ ${llvm_vers} -lt 1200 ] && err "Please use llvm >= 12.0.0 to compile"

TokeyChan commented 3 years ago

Thanks for your quick response!

I deleted llvm via homebrew but I failed to update my Xcode to 12.0 since my OS is too old to run it. Instead I did what you said and deleted the line in make.sh.

It worked that time, but I got the next error: error: No profiles for 'com.ianwelker.smserver' were found: Xcode couldn't find any iOS App Development provisioning profiles matching 'com.ianwelker.smserver'. Automatic signing is disabled and unable to generate a profile. To enable automatic signing, pass -allowProvisioningUpdates to xcodebuild. (in target 'SMServer' from project 'SMServer')

Can this be due to my old Xcode version? (11.3) Should I maybe try to install an older version of your repository?

itsjunetime commented 3 years ago

No, this issue is due to me not providing proper instructions — What you'll need to do now is open SMServer.xcworkspace in Xcode, select the project, click on the 'signing and capabilities' tab, and select a certificate from the 'team' dropdown menu. Once you've done this, re-run the script and it should work fine.

You can also append -allowProvisioningUpdates onto the end of line 126 of make.sh (the line that has the xcodebuild command) and re-run the script.

itsjunetime commented 3 years ago

As of a few versions ago, the make script should give a more detailed explanation about this error, and allows provisioning updates so that you shouldn't have to open up the workspace and set the certificate yourself. Closing.