Hello I successfully manage to build my app with visual studio and also for linux32 and linux64 however I am having a very difficult time make the Mac project for some reason regardless of what I do I get tons of errors.
I tried different types of projects and the one that generates the least errors is the simple command line tool. I also try opening any of the demos from the example folder in the Qt installation and they all generate lot of errors. The best way for the command line is a regular makefile project, not an XCode project. Xcode is used in 10 or tousands of world class applications, what is that all about? You can also create an XCode project if you want. I think it is not used by many programmers, so you'll have to check and setup things yourself moc and ui steps for the QObject based classes and the UI forms comes into mind or you have to recreate the project every time you change your setup and loose the hand tuned settings.
I am not using moc or ui util. I have them builded already in the PC under Visual studio which has a nice interface to add Rules. This works perfectly fine fine in Linux. I do not see what it does, it does not says anything at all. I am going out of my mind here, I cannot figure out how qmake works, I made a. Now when I click on the projrct. Could not find make command: make in the build environment Error while building project project target: Desktop When executing build step 'Make'.
It appears that GCC 4. I switch to GCC 4. Asked 7 years, 2 months ago. Active 3 months ago. Viewed k times. In Xcode 6. Improve this question. Are you using a static library or this error while compiling your own project only? Compiling my own project — yogsma. So, you're using a third-party library, which does not support bit version referring to ClientAuthenticator. Screenshot - i. So, now you're asking the right question.
I'll post an answer. Show 7 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. To accomplish that, I am assuming that you're making a universal binary - add the following to your architecture settings of static library project - So, you can see that I have to manually set the Standard architectures including bit armv7, armv7s, arm64 of the static library project.
Check lipo -info without it, and you'll figure out the missing architectures. Here's the screenshot for all architectures - For your reference implementation project using static library. Source If there is a smarter way for Xcode 6.
Improve this answer. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Updating the answer. This takes it off the "unanswered" list and increases the chance of people answering your future questions. Thanks, I will, but it has not resolved my issue. I am pretty good at accepting answers if it resolves my issue, sometimes even when it does not.
I am still working on it. Just add it as an 'Update' to your question - showing what you did after following the above steps. Show 9 more comments. David Douglas David Douglas 10k 2 2 gold badges 51 51 silver badges 51 51 bronze badges. This worked for me, but only after I set it to "No" for all targets, including frameworks.
Please remove I have changed. I was able to reproduce the error you get if I delete the file: Xcode So it looks like something in your Xcode setup is not correct. Also, what does this terminal command output? Code: Select all xcode-select -p.
Re: Missing required architecture arm64 Post by ikomgmbh » Tue Apr 14, am Hello, thanks so far. For me that sounds very promising. At the beginning I cound not use 'cd' to come to the file. Then I used 'sudo cd' and now ist ok. Perhaps that helps? Re: Missing required architecture arm64 Post by ikomgmbh » Tue Apr 14, am At the end: ld: Symbol s not found for architecture arm Definitely something related to the Xcode installation.
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I had not uninstalled Livecode?
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