Xcode Problem

[Hazzow]

Hey, so I followed the guide for "Building IOS Applications" and when I try to open the project with xcode it doesn't work. I have Xcode 3.1.2 and when i try to open it it says cannot open because it cannot be parsed. I sent the file to a friend who has Xcode 4.1 and his won't open either. Internal logic error or something like that. Anyone know what the problem is?

[RhysD]

What guide are you following, and at which part does it go wrong?

Just for clarity, steps to build and open a project in xcode are:

Set build type in MMF to iOS xcode project (NOT application, if haven't already started a project).

Build -> It will output a zip file, you should copy this across to your Mac and unzip it.

Inside the unzipped folder there will be a file called "Yourprojectname".xcodeproj

Double click it, and it should open in xcode.

From there you can run it in the simulator or on a device.

After it's all working fine, if you want to make any quick changes to the xcode project, change the build type in MMF to "iOS application" instead of the project.

When you build it this time, it will ask you to save an "Application.cci". Just copy this file, once built, over to the unzipped directory which contains your xcode project and overwrite the old Application.cci.

[Hazzow]

Ok thanks, but the problem is, when I double click on "yourprojectname".xcodeproj it wouldn't open, but I finally fixed that. But now when I try to build it from there, it says uikit doesn't exist...

[AyreGuitar]

Possibly a problem with your XCode install - you might want to try downloading one of the sample files from the iOS Dev Center and make sure you can run it using the simulator first, just to be sure. I remember reading recently some people had problems installing XCode 4 using Lion OS.

Good luck!