ios-simulator

To get MIDI over Bluetooth working, I need to use the CoreAudioKit framework. This works perfectly, but I am not able to compile on the simulator. Making the framework "optional" doesn't help, error is ld: framework not found CoreAudioKit I think it should work according to the docs Deleting the framework allows my code to compile I've got this in code, which is why I can delete the framework without issues. #if !TARGET_IPHONE_SIMULATOR #import <CoreAudioKit/CoreAudioKit.h> #endif How can I get this optional compilation to work? Nate I actually would have thought that would work, but I think

I have installed Xcode 11 beta 5 and create a sample project There is no iOS 13 simulators available: When I go on Add simulator -> Download more simulator iOS 13 is not available in list: What should I do to install an iOS 13 simulator? I'm not sure why it is happening, but you can create new simulators and it will work Click Add Additional Simulators from the menu where you would normally select the simulator (where you select your target) Click the + icon in the bottom left Create a new simulator - I selected iPhone XR and iOS 13 I was then able to select the iPhone XR as a run target 来源：

Sometimes one wants to really hate the Apple development environment. Seriously, does it need to be this complicated? My problem is this. I am no longer able to build my project to the Simulator. I am getting the following errors. I realize it is a linker error - what I dont understand is 1) why this suddenly is no longer working, and 2) how come it will not pick the right SDK (which is the reason for the linker error). Apple Magik is crazy frustrating. Also, I just recently upgraded to Snow Leopard and XCode 3.2 although it was working after the upgrade. Thanks! Bryan Ld build/Debug

I am trying to upload video using sample code of youtube api. When i press upload button, the progress bar finishes its process, but once when it reaches end of point i get error. Error description is as follows : YouTubeTest[2149:f803] error - Error Domain=com.google.GDataServiceDomain Code=400 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.google.GDataServiceDomain error 400.)" UserInfo=0x69d5bd0 {} This is code for upload button pressed - (IBAction)uploadPressed:(id)sender { [self.view resignFirstResponder]; NSString *devKey = [mDeveloperKeyField text]; GDataServiceGoogleYouTube *service =

I'd like to test what happens if my app can't get the location coordinates. Is it possible to disable the location service in the simulator, like on an iPod Touch with WiFI turned off? I still don't have my iPhone Developer Program certificate, so I can't test it on my device. Thanks in advance! As a workaround you can try to simulate update location failure by constructing NSError object with appropriate values and calling corresponding CLLocationManager delegate didFailWithError: method manually. You can disable the location services in the simulator; Run your app through xcode so the

Does anybody know of a tool where I can inspect the source code of a site in Apple's iOS Simulator? Something like Firebug or the Chrome Developer Tools for this would be great, and I haven't found anything yet. Ben Gotow The old, previous answers have been deleted as they contained obsolete information. Using at least Xcode 4 and Safari 6, open up a web view in the iPhone Simulator, then switch to the desktop Safari. In Safari's Develop menu (you have to enable it in the Preferences), you'll find an "iPad Simulator" menu that allows you to open up the Safari Web Inspector for the pages open

I need to test a crash occurring in iOS 4.0 (not 4.3). There's no simulator is there? How can I test this version of iOS when the current one is iOS 5.0? In Xcode 4.2 you can click on the Scheme dropdown list (near the top left corner of the window) and at the bottom of the list is a "More simulators..." option. Click on that and you are given the ability to download simulators for older versions of iOS. If that doesn't do what you need, maybe change your target's Deployment Target? Blair Replogle For that, You need to obtain the iPhoneSimulator4.0.sdk folder. The easiest way to do this is to

I want to create a watch app for an existing iOS app. But I am in a situation that i don't own a apple watch and my existing iOS app will run only on real devices not on simulator. Is it possible to run the app on the iphone device and test my watch app in the watch simulator? Dmytro Hutsuliak Pairing a real iPhone and a Watch simulator is not possible at least at the moment. I make this conclusion because of 3 reasons: A Watch simulator automatically pairs to an iPhone simulator during the installation process. It is not possible to unpair a Watch simulator from the interface at all.