Sounds like an Xcode bug. If your Base SDK is 3.0, then you shouldn't
be able to select an Active SDK lower than 3.0, also, if your Active
SDK is iPhone Simulator 3.0, then the application should automatically
invoke a 3.0 simulator when you hit build-and-go.
Luke
On Jul 6, 2009, at 3:27 PM, DKJ wrote:
On 6-Jul-09, at 15:02 , Luke the Hiesterman wrote:
I noticed your crash report says
iPhone Simulator 3.0 (138), iPhone OS 2.2.1 (5H11)
That indicates that your simulator is actually running 2.2.1
software, where initWithStyle:reuseIdentifier doesn't exist, since
it became available in 3.0.
So it does: I completely missed that. So does this mean that the
I've got the wrong settings somewhere in Xcode? "Base SDK" in my
project is set to "iPhone Device 3.0". Should that read "iPhone
Simulator 3.0" instead?
Strangely, when I change the Base SDK setting in the Architectures
window of the project info panel, a second Architectures section
opens beneath it. (I guess this should really now go to the Xcode
list.)
dkj
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