Cannot call value of non-function 'module<F1>' - ios

Question

I created a Swift framework, just a simple test.
The Swift file (F1.swift) code:
public class F1{
public init(){
print("inited")
}
public func call(){
print("called")
}
}
Then, I built the framework and I imported it into another project.
I tried to use it this way:
import F1
in the viewDidLoad of a UIViewController:
var c = F1()
c.call()
The F1.framework has been dragged under:
General > Embedded Binaries
General > Linked Frameworks and Binaries
and I can also see it under:
Build Phases > Link Library With Binaries
Build Phases > Embed frameworks
The XCode "reaction": no issues with the import statement.
I receive an error exactly where the class is instantiated:
Cannot call value of non-function 'module...'
Am I missing something?
[update] Based on some online resources and some other test, I'm supposing the problem lies in Build settings: eg. Build Active Architecture Only could be involved, but it would be interesting to understand how and why.
Find minimal sample Xcode project here.

Answer 1

Using your posted code gives the expected results here:
inited
called

Answer 2

In your example you've named the single class in your module F1 to the same name as the module, namely F1. Most likely Swift can't differentiate between module namespacing and the actual name of your class in the module, so when you just write F1, Swift possibly infers this to be an explicit namespacing annotation; refering to the namespace F1 (made available by your import of module F1). A namespace can naturally not be treated as a type, which would explain the error message you're prompted with ([emphasis mine])
Cannot call value of non-function 'module...'
You may test this theory by explicitly calling the class F1's initializer of module F1, by including both the module namespace and its (single) class type in the call:
var c = F1.F1()