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Support for mac catalyst with apple silicon.

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Describe the bug I see catalyst is somehow supported, but not fully supported. Run the sample on Mac Catalyst on x86 macOS works but on apple silicon it shows error of No such module 'MicrosoftCognitiveServicesSpeech'

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Add Mac Catalyst to the supported destinations for the speech-sample project
Runs OK on x86_64 Macs but framework not found on arm Macs.

Expected behavior fully support Mac Catalyst for both x86_64 and arm mac

Version of the Cognitive Services Speech SDK 1.28

Platform, Operating System, and Programming Language

OS: macOS 13.2
Hardware - Apple M1 Max
Programming language: Swift
Browser NA

Additional context Why don’t we support SPM directly?

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Created 4 months ago
Comments:11

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jhakulincommented, Aug 8, 2023

Potentially related issue: https://github.com/leetal/ios-cmake/issues/172

We will continue investigating this, however at the moment there seems to be an external issue between CMAKE and Xcode generation with iOS toolchain to support properly Maccatalyst builds with Xcode. After those are solved, I am hopeful there would be better resolution to Maccatalyst module import issue.

Using bridging header is recommended workaround at the moment.

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jhakulincommented, May 24, 2023

@kasimok Yeah, not clear what is the reason yet. Note that Objective-C project works with the Macatalyst and same xcframework. I will investigate why Swift project does not.