simulator

I have two different targets for my iOS app. Is it possible to run simultaneously the two apps on two different instances of the simulator? It's ok if it would require not to benefit of the Xcode's debugger. So far the only solution I found was to install two versions of XCode, but that's a very heavy/space-consuming solution. i40west You can run two instances of the iOS simulator from the command line. They won’t be attached to Xcode debugging—indeed, it seems only to work if you do it without Xcode running at all. First, you need to run the app in the simulator from Xcode, in order to get it

I am writing an assembly program on the LC3 machine. My assembly program is an LC3 program that multiplies R2 and R3 and stores the result in R1. Here is my source code(with comments) ;Sets pc to this address at start of program .ORIG x3000 ;R1 will store the result lets clear it(ANd with 0) AND R1,R1,x0 ;R2 will be multiplied by R3, let's clear both of them AND R2,R2,x0 AND R3,R3,x0 ;Test case 4 * 3 = 12; ADD R2,R2,4 ADD R3,R3,3 ;Add to increment zone LOOP Add R1,R1,R2; ;Decrement the counter, in this case the 3 or R3 ADD R3,R3,x-1 BrP LOOP HALT .END My test case is multiplying 4 * 3. The