I’m not sure I fully understand your latest message, but this is a concern: [quote='862073022, raunits, /thread/800094?answerId=862073022#862073022, /profile/raunits'] I added a Copy Files build phase to copy these libs to the .app bundle but still face the same error. [/quote] It sounds like you’re trying to use a standard dynamic library (.dylib) on iOS. That won’t work. Third-party dynamic libraries must be wrapped in in a framework (.framework). Placing content in a bundle is very clear about this. So, a structure like this will work on the Mac: MyApp.app/ Contents/ MacOS/ MyApp Frameworks/ MyFramework.framework/ Versions/ A/ MyFramework MyLib.dylib but the equivalent iOS structure isn’t supported: MyApp.app/ MyApp Frameworks/ MyFramework.framework/ MyFramework MyLib.dylib <<< not allowed Rather, you need to manually wrap the library as a framework: MyApp.app/ MyApp Frameworks/ MyFramework.framework/ MyFramework MyLib.framework/ MyLib IMPORTANT I’ve elided the Info.plist files from the a
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