Return nil if it's compiled as a dynamic framework

[VincentSit]

I use CocoaPods to manage third-party libraries.

There are some reasons causes I had to add use_frameworks! to the Podfile, so all of the libraries are compiled as a dynamic framework.

But I found that if FDStackView is compiled into a dynamic framework, it will return nil when it's initialized.

Is there any workaround? I don't want to add the code to my project manually.

FYI:
Objective-C-based project.
iOS 8.

[chika-kasymov]

I also had this problem, for now I just added library manually and it works good.

[frandelarosa]

Same error too, fixed if I added library manually.

[wtlucky]

Because there is a part of assembly code in the project. And the symbols may be different in the dynamic frameworks. So it doesn't working when using CocoaPods with use_frameworks! in the Podfile. We are trying to fix it in the future. Before that you can use it by the manual way, add the library manually. Or delete use_frameworks! in the Podfile.

[ghost]

mark!

[guakeliao]

use_frameworks!
ios9 之前这么初始化：
UIStackView *stackView = [[NSClassFromString(@"UIStackView") alloc]init];