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Summary:

This is a regression compared to Xcode 6.1.1

I'm developing a framework on iOS and OS X and I'm not linking against UIKit on the iOS side. I am using CoreText to do text drawing and when I try and add CTFont to a NSDictionary the compiler complains that the CTFontRef is bridged with UIFont but that the objective-c class UIFont doesn't exist.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Make a framework for iOS using Xcode 6.3 beta 2.
2. Do not link that framework against UIKit, do not import UIKit from any sources.
3. Create a CTFontRef CoreText font.
4. Attempt to add the font to a NSDictionary.
5. ** Get a compile error** Because CTFontRef is bridged with UIFont but the UIFont objective-c class doesn't exist.

CTFontRef font = <...>
NSMutableDictionary *dict = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithCapacity:0];
[dict setObject:(__bridge id)(font)
                            forKey:(__bridge NSString *)(kCTFontAttributeName)];

CF object of type 'CTFontRef' (aka 'const struct __CTFont *') is bridged to 'UIFont', which is not an Objective-C class

Expected Results:
I expect to be able to add a CTFontRef object to a NSDictionary

Actual Results:
I get a compile error when I try and the font.



Version:
iOS 8

Notes:


Configuration:
64 Bit framework. 

Attachments:

Fixed in Xcode 7 beta, iOS SDK.