Can I use environment variables or a tilde in the .modulemap module?

Question

My file is module.modulemapas follows:

module CompanyInternalSDK {
    header "~/Company/CompanyInternalSDK.framework/Headers/CompanyInternalSDK.h"
    export *
}

However, I get this error:

/Users/username/Path/To/Project/CompanyInternalSDK/module.modulemap:2:12: error: header '~/Company/CompanyInternalSDK.framework/Headers/CompanyInternalSDK.h' not found
    header "~/Company/CompanyInternalSDK.framework/Headers/CompanyInternalSDK.h"
           ^

It compiles fine when I use an absolute path without a tilde, but since it will be distributed like this to all developers, I want to use a tilde. Is there any way to do this right?

---

I also tried using the environment variable in the string header, but that didn't work either:

module CompanyInternalSDK {
    header "${HOME}/Company/CompanyInternalSDK.framework/Headers/CompanyInternalSDK.h"
    export *
}

/Users/username/Path/To/Project/CompanyInternalSDK/module.modulemap:2:12: error: header '${HOME}/Company/CompanyInternalSDK.framework/Headers/CompanyInternalSDK.h' not found
    header "${HOME}/Company/CompanyInternalSDK.framework/Headers/CompanyInternalSDK.h"
           ^

Answer 1

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