Should this be floorf if it's over x years ago?

I have CocoaPods 0.36 beta which supports Swift installed. Usually I can install Objective-C dependencies through that as well. I'm having an issue trying to add SAMCategories
though.

I created the following Podfile.

source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'

use_frameworks!

platform :ios, '8.0'

pod 'SAMCategories'

Ran pod install and the library gets integrated as a framework. Build it and no issues came up.

Now to use the methods from this library, I need to import it to the file so I added the line import SAMCategories to a file and build it again. Then I get the following errors.
/Users/isurunanayakkara/Developer/Xcode Projects/Swift/ISODateConverting/Pods/SAMCategories/SAMCategories/NSString+SAMAdditions.h:10:9: Include of non-modular header inside framework module 'SAMCategories.NSString_SAMAdditions'

and this.
Could not build Objective-C module 'SAMCategories'

Any idea why this is happening? I have added Objective-C libraries to Swift projects using CocoaPods and used them with no problem. I can't figure out what's wrong here.

Hi,
I'm using this library and I have same problems, that i could not see what could it be.
The problem is when using
NSDate+SAMAdditions to parse iso8601 using the function
+(NSDate *)sam_dateFromISO8601String:(NSString *)iso8601;

I have a __stack_chk_fail when it try to use strptime at line 81.
I used this date to parse "2015-03-26T18:08:22.388461"
Regards
Juan

Just upgraded to SSToolkit 2.0 and code that depended on stringByTrimmingTrailingWhitespaceAndNewlineCharacters no longer works. Did it move to a different module?

-J

I noticed there was an issue for new copy resources in the CocoaPods repo. Guessing this is addressed in that. Until then, a workaround, would be awesome.

I tired:

spec.resources = 'SAMCategories/Strings/*.lproj/*.strings'

But that just copied one of them from a random language. Makes sense since it's not copying the folders. Not sure how to solve this or if it's supported at all.

Would love some help, @alloy.