Roger,
Just to confirm, I've upgraded to Mountain Lion on a lat 2008 15" MBP, have
LiveCode 5.5.1 running, and Xcode 4.4 (4F250) and my iOS simulator is running
OK. As your iOS simulator hangs by itself, it doesn't seem that the problem is
Live Code related. If you have a spare USB drive, you
Final report from Twitland:
Usually, the first thing I do whenever I have computer problems is to restart
my Mac. Apparently, I failed to do that since I started this thread days ago.
Last evening I tried to empty my thrash and, lo and behold, I found stuff still
running which I could not quit
Sorry folks< i forgot the Subject line.
On Jul 29, 2012, at 7:08 PM, Jim Lambert wrote:
> This MIGHT help.
>
> In Xcode go to Preference > Downloads and download the 5.0 Simulator.
Thanks, Jim. I did that early on and it made no difference. My situation
remains the same: my iOS simulator hangs
Roger,
This MIGHT help.
In Xcode go to Preference > Downloads and download the 5.0 Simulator.
Jim Lambert
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On Jul 29, 2012, at 7:44 AM, Colin wrote:
> Another thing that can cause such messages is if you have not given the app
> and Internal ID. Leaving at at the default text can stop the app from being
> installed. Enter something valid, like "com.rogerguay.appname", where
> "appname" would be the
I have seen the simulator timed out thing, and quitting the simulator and
giving it another chance seemed to help.
Another thing that can cause such messages is if you have not given the app and
Internal ID. Leaving at at the default text can stop the app from being
installed. Enter something v
On Jul 28, 2012, at 6:02 AM, Colin wrote:
> You need to go into Preferences, Mobile Support, and click on the ? button to
> set the path for the developer root location. When it asks if you are using
> Xcode 4.2 or later, pick the later option, and then point it at the Xcode
> application, in
You need to go into Preferences, Mobile Support, and click on the … button to
set the path for the developer root location. When it asks if you are using
Xcode 4.2 or later, pick the later option, and then point it at the Xcode
application, in the Applications folder.
Once you've done that you
Dear List,
I just upgraded to Mountain Lion which automatically upgraded my Xcode to
version 4.4. When I tried to test my iOS project (which previously worked just
fine) in LiveCode v. 5.5.0, I got this error: "iOS Simulator could not find
the SDK. The SDK may need to be reinstalled." So then,
