Fix simulator build on Xcode 26 / macOS 26 #154
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Xcode 26's macOS 26 SDK automatically imports _DarwinFoundation modules, which are incompatible with Embedded Swift mode. This causes build failures with errors like: error: module '_DarwinFoundation1' cannot be imported in embedded Swift mode This fix explicitly sets the target to arm64-apple-macos14 in the simulator toolset, which avoids the macOS 26 SDK's implicit Foundation imports while still producing a working simulator binary. Changes: - Add swiftCompiler section with explicit target and flags to disable implicit module imports - Add explicit target to cCompiler section Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I tested the patch on my end, but I cannot seem to build either way. I don't believe this PR fixes #148, as the set of errors is different from what this PR proposes to fix. For reference:
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Fix #148
Xcode 26's macOS 26 SDK automatically imports _DarwinFoundation modules, which are incompatible with Embedded Swift mode. This causes build failures with errors like:
error: module '_DarwinFoundation1' cannot be imported in embedded Swift mode
This fix explicitly sets the target to arm64-apple-macos14 in the simulator toolset, which avoids the macOS 26 SDK's implicit Foundation imports while still producing a working simulator binary.
Changes: