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iOS ARMv7 error in Xcode

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xArtx

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Hi Guys,
I don't have an y explanation for this..



Works fine on iPhone 5, go to try iPhone 4S and this happens.
There are no device requirements, and every architecture string I see is armv7 and armv7s.

If I turn off "Build for active architecture only", then it does compile
(I guess for armv7s), and halts at the last minute and asks for me to select a
device with a valid architecture.

Any ideas there?
Another project I have behaves properly when I use the BFAAO setting.
 
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waterskier2007

waterskier2007

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Not sure on this one, as your architecture setup seems to make sense (unless you are using some third party framework that only supports armv7s, but I can't see that being the case)

Just a note though, if you press appe+shift+3 you can get a screenshot on your mac (appke+shift+4 to select a portion of your screen)
 
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xArtx

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waterskier2007 said:
Not sure on this one, as your architecture setup seems to make sense (unless you are using some third party framework that only supports armv7s, but I can't see that being the case)

Just a note though, if you press appe+shift+3 you can get a screenshot on your mac (appke+shift+4 to select a portion of your screen)
Click to expand...

When I built it for both architectures, it showed a difference in the two
strings it was comparing "armv7,armv7s" needed the comma removed.
Someone must have removed one cpu and tried to put it back.

This will be my first app store submission, and I played around a fair bit before
that, and two nights ago was the first time I restarted my Macmini.
Every other time I was just suspending it. It was going slow for a month.
 
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xArtx

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Third app store submission.. I meant to say... before I restarted my computer.

dejo said:
Gotta echo waterskier's suggestion here. Learn to take advantage of OS X's built-in screenshot functionality. xArtx, your photos of the screen were pratically illegible.
Click to expand...

I have a Macmini with a Microsoft keyboard,
is there something else mapped to the Apple key?
 
waterskier2007

waterskier2007

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xArtx said:
Third app store submission.. I meant to say... before I restarted my computer.



I have a Macmini with a Microsoft keyboard,
is there something else mapped to the Apple key?
Click to expand...

This is usually the "windows" key (the one with the windows logo on it)
 
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xArtx

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waterskier2007 said:
This is usually the "windows" key (the one with the windows logo on it)
Click to expand...

Ok, I'll have to sort out a paint program too.
I'm only using the Mac to program, but of course if you need a screenshot of Xcode....
 
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