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

[Eli Burke]

Ok, I forget that I had to make one other change:

You must run with a 32-bit simulator. Meaning iPhone 5 or lower. In the dropdown menu where you choose to run on a phone or in the simulator, don’t choose iPhone 5s / 6 / 6Plus. These are 64 bit devices which means the simulator wants to run /w 64-bit libraries. 

If you need to simulate a 6 or 6Plus to test screen layouts, you will have to do what Guillaume said: remove arm64 from the Architectures lines and recompile. 

-Eli

On Jan 20, 2015, at 6:21 AM, address@hidden wrote:

Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 12:21:36 +0100
From: "Matteo Leggieri, Automa s.r.l." <address@hidden>

Hi Eli,
attached image show my architectures build settings. I still get the 
error. Can you take a look to image to see if I have something wrong?

Thanks, Matteo.

Il 19/01/2015 22:45, Eli Burke ha scritto:

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.

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