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I am writing a static library for iphone. When I select iPhone Device 2.2.1 (BASE SDK) in the Active SDK. It popped following error.
gcc-4.0: Invalid arch name : armv7 Command /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/usr/bin/gcc-4.0 failed with exit code 1
This error is gone if I choose iPhone Simulator 2.2.1 in the Active SDK.
Another question is very naive.
I am writing a static library and I don't want people to see the source code. However, when I try it with a test app. I found I could actually debug into the source. How do I resolve this problem?
For the first question, is your selected device running iPhone OS 2.2.1?
For question number 2 you can only debug into source because Xcode has access to your sourcecode. If you compile and distribute your static library other users will not have access to your source.
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The second problem was caused by myself. I edited my Release build setting but not debugging. The debug was still looking into the source code path. The release however was searching through a folder created after the build.
For the first question.
I didn't connect my iphone to the computer nor do I have a license for it yet. Is that the cause? The strange thing is, I am simply building a static library. Do I have to have my iphone connected just to build for the Device?
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For the first question, is your selected device running iPhone OS 2.2.1?
For question number 2 you can only debug into source because Xcode has access to your sourcecode. If you compile and distribute your static library other users will not have access to your source.
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For question number 2 you can only debug into source because Xcode has access to your sourcecode. If you compile and distribute your static library other users will not have access to your source.
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