Use Swift Package Manager to build the project #5
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Only 5 months late to this 😅 @SimplyDanny would you mind confirming that this change still works with the latest tooling, etc...? |
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Yes, it still works perfectly fine. I've just updated the tested versions. They were already quite old. 😄 A current version of Xcode can even open a project managed by the Swift Package Manager without the prior generation of an Xcode project via |
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@apbendi: Friendly ping ... 😅 |
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Xcode is no longer a requirement. This allows Linux/Windows users to build the project, too. An Xcode project can still be generated running `swift package generate-xcodeproj`.
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Hi @SimplyDanny, any interest in PRing an update to the latest language version and tooling? If so, I'll review and merge quickly this time 😇 . No pressure though! |
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Happy to hear from you! 😄 The versions are still up to date. I re-bumped them about one month ago. Same for apbendi/bitsy-swift#10. |
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Amazing, merged! Are you still using Bitsy in your teaching? Thank you for your contributions :) Cheers! |
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Perfect! SimplyDanny/bitsy-llvm is only a hobby project of mine. |
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Xcode is no longer a requirement. This allows Linux/Windows users to build the project, too. An Xcode project can still be generated running
swift package generate-xcodeproj.