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What version of Xcode are people using?
PaulH
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At the moment I'm unable to build even the Gideros samples on iOS. I made the mistake of updating to Xcode 8, and now I'm trying Xcode 7.3.1. With both I get a lot of compile time errors about not finding include files with the syntax, which can be solved by switching to "file.h" syntax, but then I get link errors. It fails to find the luasocket library, though it's right there. I have minimal Xcode experience, so perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but in the past I was able to copy over a fresh Gideros export and have it build. So I'm wondering if it's an issue with the Xcode version. What version are people using successfully lately?
Paul
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A common issue is having a space in the project title which messes up the framework/header/library search paths. Look in build settings > search paths. If the paths have separated into separate lines where your spaces are, edit the paths so that they are each on one line and wrap them in quotes.
Another dirty fix is to change the "$(SRCROOT)/App-Name" path to "recursive" so it looks in all the sub-folders without you needing to specify them all.
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