Xcode OLDER

[PaLe]

hi, and sorry for my (terrible ) English.

question: can i Compile iPHONE.app with this configuration ?
OS: Leopard 10.5, Intel Core.
Xcode: 3.1.4

this is my first try for compile a GLB program for iPhone on my GF MAC...but I receive the message
about an OLDER version of Xcode... anyway I choose to open iPhone.xcodeproj" for try it.

When compiling I have this message: There is no SDK with the name of path "iphoneos.3.0" and anyway You see that some .framework are tagged red.  in the debugger mode...

so, I can fix it and continue the compiling or I can't do it? 

sorry for the photo but I no have ideas to take screenshot on MAC

PaLe

[PaLe]

this is the photo... sry

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[MrTAToad]

I would update to the latest version of XCode for 10.5 - should solve that problem...

[PaLe]

tks for the reply.

The Xcode version is 3.1.4. (xcode314_2809_developerdvd.dmg)
In the App.Devoloper site I don't find any newer version except the 3.2.x for the 10.6 OS and they write that there isn't compatibily with 10.5 ... or I wrong?

Maybe, I have to download the complete SDK ? and which is the correct one?

Ciao,

PaLe

[trucidare]

iPhone Developement needs at least 10.6.2 snow leopard and the xcode - iphone image from apple.

[MrTAToad]

You used to be able to do it with 10.5

Its possible the project was created with 10.6, which wouldn't be compatible with XCode in 10.5

[PaLe]

The source of the project is generated with GLB IDE 8.078;

ok, probably this IDE is only compatible with OS 10.6, because I just seen that some framework aren't included in the Xcode Library Path(devoloper)...

In this case, I like to know if is possible that and older version of GLB generate a source.prj compatible with Xcode 3.1.4 on OS 10.5 leopard, just for try the application on iPhone.... otherwise...uhm... Do you think that it's a good solution buy an USED macMini with Snow Leopard (christmas it's near...)

[Ian Price]

Can't you just upgrade your OS? Snow Leopard is only £25 on Amazon - http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Snow+Leopard&x=18&y=16. I doubt you'd get a new Mac Mini for anywhere near that price.

[PaLe]

Can't you just upgrade your OS? Snow Leopard is only £25 on Amazon - http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Snow+Leopard&x=18&y=16. I doubt you'd get a new Mac Mini for anywhere near that price.

I thought that it was not possible!!!   my gf told me that isn't possible to upgrade the Mac... if is REALLY possible I think to make a gift for her (and ME ) !!!

THANKS Ian!!!

[PaLe]

 :'(

...maybe I need a TUTORIAL....

I Upgrade OSX to 10.6 SnowLeopard, installed Xcode 3.2.4, but I still receive the same MESSAGE.

in my last tryes I Compiled (in Parallels) various My examples (5 simple, 1 normal) using the last GLB sdk 8.085 and a pair using the previous 8.078 but for each project I have the same problem.

What I do Wrong???

Paolo



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[Ian Price]

That's not the same message as you had before, and I have explained clearly how to fix this in another thread - http://www.glbasic.com/forum/index.php?topic=5092.msg39390#msg39390

but the basics are -

Once XCode is installed -
Go to Project > Edit Active Target "iPhone" > Base SDK and set IOS Device  to your current OS number (It'll probably show "3.xx Missing") - changed mine to 4.1 (the current update for iPod Touch). Exit then click where it says Base SDK Missing and click on Release. This works everytime for me.

[Kitty Hello]

I had the impression, that I have to set the SDK and code signing profile in >>Edit Active Target "iPhone"<<, as well as >>Edit Project<< (or so, the menu item above the target).

Please check both. I have no idea what's the difference, though.

[Ian Price]

Nope. I've always done it this way and it works perfectly.

[PaLe]

That's not the same message as you had before, and I have explained clearly how to fix this in another thread - http://www.glbasic.com/forum/index.php?topic=5092.msg39390#msg39390

but the basics are -

Once XCode is installed -
Go to Project > Edit Active Target "iPhone" > Base SDK and set IOS Device  to your current OS number (It'll probably show "3.xx Missing") - changed mine to 4.1 (the current update for iPod Touch). Exit then click where it says Base SDK Missing and click on Release. This works everytime for me.

tks for reply, i'm looking at your previously thread...and also at "mobiforge"... to learn ...
uhm, my iOS is 3.1.3... can I continue to DEV

I had the impression, that I have to set the SDK and code signing profile in >>Edit Active Target "iPhone"<<, as well as >>Edit Project<< (or so, the menu item above the target).

Please check both. I have no idea what's the difference, though.

tks Kitty... I'll try...

[Ian Price]

You'll need to update your iPhod to the latest OS by the look of things. Maybe changing the iOS setting to a lower value might work for you. Try it and see.