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I cannot build my application anymore since I updated Xcode to the new version (Xcode 5.1). the error message is 'Could not build module 'UIKit''. I have the same problems with my two pods: AFNetworking SDWebImage
Any thought on this?
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After trying everything else, restarting my computer fixed this.
I solved the issue by deleting and adding UIKit.framework in Build Phases -> Link Binary With Libraries.
I'm using Xcode 8 having similar issue and I tried Xcode reset,deleting derived data none worked finally resolved the issue by deleting and reinstalling Xcode.
I have the same problem. I solved this by going to XCode -> Preferences ... -> Download
I have iOS 6.1 and 7.0 simulators.
In the project go to Build Settings -> Deployment and then in iOS Deployment Target section make sure the right iOS simulator version is selected. In my case I chose iOS 7.0
After trying all of the above to no avail, I finally reinstalled XCode which did the trick.
I think I had both a copy of iphone-private-frameworks which collided with the standard headers, so changing the order in the build settings seems to be OK now.