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I added use_frameworks! in my pod file, running pod install again (without any other changes). Then I got the compiler error like 'Masonry.h' file not found with <angled> include; use "quotes" instead.

Although I believed those pod header files should be used with <...> I did change them to "...". But then I got the error like Redefinition of 'FMTokenizerCursor' (from FMDB pod)

I felt like this maybe a cocoapod bug (I am using 1.0.1) so I upgraded it to cocoapods-1.1.0.beta.2, same error. pod deintegrate & pod install made no difference.

I found these is a similar question here. But the answers there did not work for me.

I tried both Xcode 7 & 8, clean ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData

same error too.

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I met the same problem as you, I try to search for Search Paths in the Build Settings of the project, then add to the User header search paths $ (SRCROOT) and select recursive. But that does not work ... Then I put the "use_frameworks!" was removed from the podfile, recompile the project, problem solved =-=

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Here's an example for a Podfile using the new format. (This example project has 2 targets), Try it. also, make sure you don't edit this file in textEdit. (xCode is preferred)

abstract_target 'YourProject-abstract' do
    use_frameworks!

    pod 'Alamofire', '3.5.0'
    pod 'ObjectMapper'
    pod 'FBSDKLoginKit'
    pod 'FBSDKCoreKit'
    pod 'AlamofireImage'
    target 'MyProject' do
    end
    target 'MyProject-staging' do
    end
end
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  • I knew "abstract_target" introduced in 1.0 but I don't think that will fix my compiler error. – Qiulang Sep 18 '16 at 09:21
  • It's just an example, if you have 1 target, dont use it. i actually think your problem is the "quote" error you got. try editing your file in xcode, and use a single quotation (') – Lirik Sep 18 '16 at 09:28