Hi, I get tons of errors when I try to build my app as seen in this image: Please login to see this link.
It has never done this before just today when I try to run my app this happens.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks in Advance!
Why am I getting tons of errors when I Build my app?
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Could it have something to do with IOS9 being released? Sometimes new updates need minor fixes.
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I have no idea spent half of today trying to figure it out. Couldn't figure out what was wrong.
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I don't know about missing a 'super call, but I had your last error back in June and Anders posted an answer how to fix it in bug box:
Updated by Anders Riggelsen
This happens when you accept XCode changing the settings of the XCode project after upgrading to the beta version. (Xcode 7)
Apple wants to push this option for future optimization efforts on the app store. Our iOS runtime keeps more backwards compatibility than Apple seems to care about so they simply let the build fail.
You can fix this by changing the deployment target of the runtime in the XCode project property settings to iOS6 or 7 depending on what your target audience is.
Here is the forum thread regarding -fembed-bitcode unsupported prior to iOS 6:
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I tried to build as Final XCode project as sejected here: Please login to see this link.
But I still get this error and have no idea how to fix it: Please login to see this link.
I hope someone knows how to fix this error.
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That's supposed to happen, it doesn't matter, it should build anyway.
If it doesn't build, please upload your MFA.
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I try to run on my iPhone but it wont work with that error I showed you above.
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you need to turn off the bitcode under the build settings.
I posted in Please login to see this link.
then it will build...
except it won't upload to the appstore due to other issues... see Please login to see this link.
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That worked for that error but now I am getting this error when the app try's to open up: Please login to see this link.
Do you know how to fix this?
Should I just downgrade my XCode? -
never had that error before.....
Try doing a Clean App.. under one of the dropdowns.With OS 10.11 you Cannot downgrade to Xcode 6.
Your stuck with 10.11 and Xcode 7unless you have a VM, then use IOS 10.10 with Xcode 6..
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That didn't do anything. Still get the same error. Does anyone else know how to fix this error?
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have you tried building a brand new xcode project? also.. you know you can take screenshots of your errors.. you don't need to take a photo, it's hard to read.
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I recommend you use Fusion 285.1 (building as iOS Xcode Project) and Xcode 7.1 beta 2.
If you still can't run it in a simulator and run it on a device, please upload your MFA.
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How do you find out what version of Fusion you have but I have the latest version. Wont Xcode beta generate even more errors?
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Xcode 7 doesn't compile 100% yet and might give you problems.
As far for fusion.. Click Help--->About.if you cannot export to Xcode 6 shoot me a PM and i can test it for you if you want. then you know right away if Xcode 7 is causing the problem for you.
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I have gotten several apps working on iPads and iPhones with Fusion beta 285.1, Xcode 7.1 beta 2, and building as iOS Export project.
Other versions might work, I am just saying I have tested these versions and they do work.
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I know it is Xcode 7 because when I try to run a file that used to work it does the same thing. Is there anyway to downgrade Xcode to a working version?
I am now running Xcode 7.1 but that didn't do anything; got the same error from the start.
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First you need to disable Bitcode under the Compiler settings.
That will take care of that errorI posted a screen here:
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If you upload your MFA, then we can try it and possibly find why this is happening.
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no need to upload the MFA... I already told him what to do... it clearly shows the Bitcode error.
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