Not so much an issue, but a question

[andy168chipz]

Hi, thanks for compiling this into a ios Pod. I just want to know how would I use this in a swift project?

[dganzella]

hey @andy168chipz I have the same issue. Did you manage to do it?

[mt81]

@dganzella you can use the bridging header.

[mirrorlink]

@dganzella you can use the bridging header.

its kinda hard when the project is a multi-xcode, multi-plugin flutter project that also has pods inside. its kinda of messy. the pods already generate the bridging it seems, but it doesnt work from one pod project to another i dont know why

all in all, I found it to be simpler to just dump the source C code right next to the swift. it will create global methods accessible to the swift code automatically.

you can grab the source code here: https://github.com/dganzella/libyuv-iOS

besides its better to debug the code since this library is so basic it always return "-1" if any of the parameters is wrong. Its easier to actually access the code to debug properly which parameter is wrong.

all in all this lib helped me a lot

here is a full example project using it on agoraIO: Masks.zip