xcode4.2

Problem: A library I use won't support ARC (Automatic Reference Counting). Background (for those unfamiliar to ARC): http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#releasenotes/ObjectiveC/RN-TransitioningToARC/_index.html Manual Solution: Add the -fno-objc-arc option for each implementation file of the library, and otherwise use ARC normally in my application code. Observation: The following template file can be copied and most likely be used to either turn ARC completely ON or OFF (without adding the compiler flags above -- the in-between solution that I need): "/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS

I have searched for topics specifically to this question but have not found anything close to my experience. Forgive me if I have overlooked the answer. I am familiar with GDB and exception points, break points, etc... but the following test of debugging in GDB vs LDB left me without a plausible response. Global Test Values Xcode 4.2.1 New Single Window Project (Default template w/no changes) Arc Enabled Storyboard Enabled Case 1 - GDB Debugger Exception Breakpoint Values: Exception - All Break on - Throw Arguments - None Result - No Crash Case 2 - LLDB Debugger Exception Breakpoint Values:

I try to include QuickDialog into one of my projects and just can't get it to work. I did the following: downloaded it from github copied it into my project directory drag and droped the QuickDialog.xcodeproj file downloaded from github previously from Finder to my project in the Build Phases, Added QuickDialog (the lib, not the example app) as a Target Dependency in the Link Binary With Libraries section, added the libQuickDialog.a library (this turns red actually don't know why) In my Prefix.pch file, add: #import <QuickDialog/QuickDialog.h> cause this didn't work I also tried the following:

I need to use gcc 4.2 with Xcode 4.2 for some older code. How do i get it to show up. Xcode4.2 seems to have dropped support for it. Thanks Here is a way to enable compiling with gcc 4.2 in xcode 4.2 . This is mostly done via command line so when you see lines starting with: [ 15:30 jon@MacBookPro / ]$ , you need to open up Terminal.app and run the command that starts after the $ . No files or directories are removed or deleted in this process, so it is easy to undo if you need to compile with LLVM in the future. Download - but do not install yet - xcode_4.1_for_lion.dmg or xcode_4.1_for_snow

This is a simple question that has been bugging me. In XCode 4.2, is there anyway to display the git branch that is currently being edited? I know I can see this from the organizer (or do it from the command line), but what I want to see is the branch name up there in lights next to the project and file name in XCode itself - which is the tool I use 99.9% of the time. From what I can see from " XCode4 User Guide ", the organizer view remains the only way to quickly see the current branch (as you already knew). There doesn't seem to be an overlay added to the other views in XCode4, no overlay

I try to upload an update for my app. However I always get this error message: I use xcode 4.2 and the iOS 5.0 SDK. I read that question Xcode iOS organizer submit to app store yields "The archive is invalid" error but nothing helped. I tried following uninstall xcode using command line and reinstall it delete all distribution proviles and create new opened the project file in text editor removed all provisioning lines and code sign lines, clean and build I keep getting this error message. Any ideas? I tried removing CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY from the project file using a text editor with no luck.

I know people have asked this question a bunch of times alrdy on Stack, but the usual answer of changing "Lines: 0" and selecting "Line Breaks: Word Wrap" just isn't fixing it for me. I am using Xcode 4.2 with a Storyboard. I have placed a UILabel on a View Controller and resized it to cover most of the View. I have changed "Lines" value to 0 and "Line Breaks" value to Word Wrap. I have tried \n in my string: @"This is my label text \n that's supposed to wrap." Any ideas?? EDIT: I wasn't declaring any of the label's properties in my implementation file, only on the storyboard, so I have tried