Re: [Linphone-developers] Linking error for simulator iPhone 5s and iPho

[Eli Burke]

I posted this before but I guess it got lost in the noise. You do not need to switch your settings back and forth if you set them up as follows (using Xcode 6):

* Open your Target’s Build Settings

* set "Valid Architectures" to armv7 arm64

* set Architectures to $(ARCHS_STANDARD) which should cause it to show (armv7, arm64)

* click the triangle next to 'Build Active Architectures Only”, select Debug, and change it to YES. Leave Distribution and Release set to NO.

* If you include any sub-projects, you may need to repeat these steps for each of them.

Using these settings, I can build and run in the simulator, on a connected iPhone 4S, iPhone 6, and create archives to upload to the app store without any of the x86_64 errors.

If you still have problems, try checking Stack Overflow. There are lots of posts about it. It is not a Linphone problem.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26790554/ios-app-submission-missing-64-bit-support

-Eli

Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2015 14:16:35 +0100
From: Guillaume BIENKOWSKI <address@hidden>
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Yes, you should only use this for your simulator builds.
When archiving the code, switch back to allowing arm64. Disabling it 
seems to disable the x86_64 arch too.

Guillaume BIENKOWSKI
Belledonne-Communications

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Le 19/01/2015 11:55, Matteo Leggieri, Automa s.r.l. a ?crit :

I'm sorry Guillaume to not checking mailing list about this argument.
I follow your suggest and application run. This option is only for 
simulator? So when I need to run application on a real iPhone 5s or 6, 
is it necessary to add again architecture arm64 in build options?