Stephen,
Yes those are the cause of your issue. The root cause is that when the SDK was packaged the symlinks in the frameworks directories did not get packaged as links. You will need to re-create the symlinks and that should resolve the build warnings and allow it to successfully build.
Specifically the following links need to be fixed
- From the MobileAppsSDK/Common/Common.framework/Versions directory execute the following:
- rm Current
- ln -s 1.0 Current
- From the MobileAppsSDK/Common/Common.framework directory execute the following:
- rm Common
- ln -s Versions/Current/Common Common
- From the MobileAppsSDK/GIS/GIS.framework/Versions directory execute the following:
- rm Current
- ln -s 1.0 Current
- From the MobileAppsSDK/GIS/GIS.framework directory execute the following:
- rm GIS
- ln -s Versions/Current/GIS GIS
This is also a problem with VisualEnterprise.framework as well so repeat the same process for that as well if you are trying to also build in the VE support.
See if that fixes your compiler warnings. It did for me an I was able to get an iOS client with GIS included working. I'm still working on the VE version however.
I have asked the Product Development team to fix the archive in the distribution and/or create a note detailing the problem and resolution.
--Bill