Framework and Carthage Support

[robertmryan]

Gus, here is version 2.6 pull request, which introduces framework support (akin to that of the swiftFrameworks branch, though with even more modest changes), as well as taking it the next step and introducing Carthage support (i.e. added two shared targets that build MacOS and iOS frameworks, respectively). I tried to update the change log to indicate the nature of the non-backward compatible change, but if you think we need something more explicit, let me know.

I haven't touched the Cocoapods stuff (other than bumping version), so perhaps we need someone more familiar with Cocoapods take a look at that.

I also haven't touched the static library targets (I'd vote for removing them to eliminate confusion, but that's your call). I'd also suggesting removing the command line target and main.m, too, because IMHO that's (a) confusing; and (b) is falling out of date).

On an unrelated topic, the Swift variadic extension for FMDatabase predates the executeUpdate:values:error: method that we added for Swift 2, so I've changed that it use the values rendition and throw errors. It's a non-backward compatible change (it changes this variadic extension to throw errors), but it's a good thing. Frankly, I would advise just removing it altogether, though, as I think the new try db.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO ...", values ["foo", "bar"]) syntax is sufficiently concise that it eliminates the need for this variadic extension. And variadic methods are so un-Swift (though the language supports it). But, I know you love your variadic methods, so if you want to keep this tweaked extension, I'm fine with that.

[ccgus]

Woo! Thanks for getting this all together.

[robertmryan]

No worries. I also tag'ed this.