periphery: zsh: illegal hardware instruction periphery scan
I’m getting zsh: illegal hardware instruction periphery scan
message on a fresh installation of Mac (x86_64), fresh Xcode 15 and on any Xcode’s sample project. The whole setup is absolutely new.
Other periphery
commands work without errors.
It looks like the scan command somehow picks wrong CPU architecture.
Periphery: 2.16.0 macOS 14.0 Xcode: 15.0
About this issue
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- State: closed
- Created 9 months ago
- Reactions: 1
- Comments: 20 (6 by maintainers)
Commits related to this issue
- Update swift-indexstore, closes #659, #673 — committed to maxwellE/periphery by ileitch 6 months ago
@hristoenev let’s be honest, the iOS dev ecosystem is buggy, poorly documented, closed, and unfriendly. XCode is the second worst IDE I’ve ever seen after Notepad. What @ileitch is doing, how he’s trying to help developers, that should’ve been implemented in XCode at least a decade ago.
I have the exact same issues on arm, so maybe the bug is not architecture related.
Periphery: 2.17.1 macOS 14.1.2 Xcode: 15.1 RC (Same results for 2.16.0, macOS 14.1.1, Xcode 15.0.1)
Here is the output for the test project @andbi gave link to: