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I have built a custom framework that I have pulled into a workspace containing an application I am writing using Xcode 6. I am getting an error when I try to instantiate a class belonging to the framework reading Module 'Framework' has no member named 'Unit': I am getting an error when I try to instantiate a class belonging to the framework reading Module 'Framework' has no member named 'Unit

I have made sure to link the application target to the library created by the framework: I have made sure to link the application target to the library created by the framework

Here is a screenshot of the Unit class: Here is a screenshot of the Unit class

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. I don't see anyone else that has experienced this issue. I would be forever indebted to anyone that could help me troubleshoot this issue. Thank you in advance for your help.

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I feel very dumb right now. I thought that the default access level was public for everything defined in my Framework. I was able to fix this issue by making the class and the initializer public.

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