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However, the Package.swift is not working. The example project is not actually testing Package.swift because it uses a lot of symlinks instead. The correct way to use a local Swift package is to simply drag the folder of the package (the top-level "bark.cpp" folder) into the sidebar of Xcode (under "bark.swiftui). Then it should show up as a package there. Then delete the symlinks. I would have done a PR, but it fails to build after that, and I'm not familiar enough with a C++ project to fix it...
This would make it much easier to use the package in Swift projects like iOS or macOS apps.
Could do something similar to what's done in Whisper.cpp: https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp/blob/master/Package.swift
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