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This seems a bug. I am trying to remove an existing value in the defaults. UserDefaults.standard.set(nil, forKey: "test-me") let val = UserDefaults.standard.object(forKey: "test-me") print ("val=\(val)") I got the following output - val=Optional(<62706c69 73743030 d4010203 04050608 09582476 65727369 6f6e5824 6f626a65 63747359 24617263 68697665 72542474 6f701200 0186a0a1 0755246e 756c6c5f 100f4e53 4b657965 64417263 68697665 72d10a0b 54726f6f 74800008 111a232d 3237393f 51545900 00000000 00010100 00000000 00000c00 00000000 00000000 00000000 00005b>) I am running in XCode 8 / iOS 10 / iPhone 7

Hi i am trying to develop an android web service client consuming onvif web service , but I do not have any onvif camera in my hand. What I need is an onvif camera simulator , test tool ,(may be link of an onvif camera to try basic operations like getdeviceinformation if possible ) which is free . I googled it but I could not find any . Is there any this kind of things ? Here is a very good, free one : http://www.happytimesoft.com/products/multi-onvif-server/index.html You can download the emulator in the following link for free: http://blog.lingodigit.com/uncategorized/new-release-onvif-pi

Is there a free and cycle-accurate ARM (Cortex A9) simulator out there? I think ARM IDE is providing some sort of profiler but first I am not sure if it provides a command line interface and secondly it is not free. I was hoping to find something from GNU but I couldn't find any ... There are no free cycle accurate simulators available for recent ARM cores. You best bet is to buy a Cortex A9 development board (like a Pandaboard) and use that for performance benchmarking. With the acquisition of Carbon Design System ARM started offering cycle accurate models for its cores. These models are slow

I'm having issues with the size of my story board and the size of the actual display on the iPhone Simulator. Any ideas? Your simulator is proper. No need to resize it. You only need to follow these steps 1. go to nib/storyboard. 2. click on view 3. check menu on right side 4. go to 4th tab 5. Expand Simulated Metrics 6. Check Status bar is equal to Default 7. Top Bar & Bottom Bar are equal to None & None respectively. Enjoy Programming! There are many correct answers to this question, but the thing is that you can do that by pressing a single button. I had the same problem and this is how I

I recently got into Xamarin development. I have a lot of experience in Xcode making iOS apps and the iOS side was very straight forward. Now I'm trying to implement Android. I downloaded a Hello World example to get my bearings. When I run it I have no problems getting the simulator to show up ( MonoForAndroid_API_10 and MonoForAndroid_API_12 ) but the actual application doesn't run, and does not show up anywhere on the simulator. Essentially whenever I use run or run with in Xamarin on Android, it pulls up a fully functioning, albeit empty simulator. How do I get my application to run on the

The new simulator comes with the frames that make it look more like a phone in Xcode 9 beta. Is there any way to remove this frames and make it look more like the simulator in Xcode 8? Yes there is and it was the first thing I removed. To remove the frames do the following: Click on the simulator Go to Window (top menu) Click on Show Device Bezels (which should have a checkmark on it) The simulator will now have the same look as the one in Xcode 8. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44385390/xcode-9-simulator-remove-frames