Re: [MonoTouch] Binding to Static Framework and using Core.Bluetooth

2011-12-19 Thread Jeff Stedfast
Hi Walt, It's *supposed* to be. It certainly seems odd that it can't find it :-\ Can you submit a bug report about this to http://bugzilla.xamarin.com so that one of the MonoTouch devs can look into this issue? Perhaps our code is trying to look in the wrong place for CoreBluetooth? Thanks!

Re: [MonoTouch] Binding to Static Framework and using Core.Bluetooth

2011-12-19 Thread Sebastien Pouliot
Hello Walt, Older (beta) releases of XCode did not ship CoreBluetooth and this has affected a few people in the past. Please verify that you have the latest XCode 4.2 installed. e.g. 4C199 on Snow Leopard and 4D199 on Lion Sebastien On Sun, Dec 18, 2011 at 12:59 PM, Walter Szewelanczyk

Re: [MonoTouch] Binding to Static Framework and using Core.Bluetooth

2011-12-15 Thread Jeff Stedfast
Hi Walt, This is a very good question and unfortunately I do not have an answer for it :-( All I can suggest is that you try reordering the arguments like this: -v -v -v -cxx -gcc_flags -framework ExternalAccessory -framework Security -F${ProjectDir}/Lib -framework WFConnector -ObjC -lstdc++

[MonoTouch] Binding to Static Framework and using Core.Bluetooth

2011-12-13 Thread retlaW
I had previously tried to get the Wahoo Fitness ANT+ api working with Monotouch but it appeared to have the dreaded THUMB issue. Now that 5.1.1 is supposed to resolve that I went to try again. Previously the API was distributed as a static lib (.a file) but it is now a static framework. I have