Has anyone gotten 'libtask', http://code.google.com/p/libtask/, running on the iPhone device? It seems to run we enough on the iPhone simulator but does not like running on the device at all.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've done this before,
see https://github.com/wsxiaoys/libtask
I have not tried this, but what is the benefit of running libtask over using the existing thread or GCD constructs?
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I want LTE-sim Simulator. I could not find it.
it is related to this paper
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5634134/
thanks in advance.
Here is the LTE-Sim Simulator you are looking for "https://github.com/lte-sim/lte-sim-dev"
I have a complex application that when it has been asleep for while and it is relauched shows a complete backscreen.
It's very difficult to reproduce this (I haven't managed with the simulator).
My question is simple I would be the best way of troubleshooting this and what could be the cause of this issue.
I'm using the AsyncDisplayKit framework heavily (this might cause something). I'm developping for iOS9 in Swift.
Thank you in advance
First of all I know that there are already questions like this asked but I could not find an answer so I decided to just ask myself. I am using an iphone 5s for my testing and I have 64 bit arm7 and everything on but after I did a clean I somehow get a message saying:Xcode cannot run using the selected device choose a supporting architecture in order to run on this device.
Thank you in advance.
check your app it support for x64 bit architecture if it is not change to like below
I am trying to fix a random hang in my iphone app. I could not regenerate the hang from launching it from the xcode. Is their any way to attach xcode debugger, as soon as I detect the hang? (I can attach it to 'instruments') but it did not much help.
No, you can't connect gdb to an already-running iPhone process. This may be possible if you jailbreak the phone.
I'm trying to get BNRPersistence running in an iPhone app, but I'm having a problem that I have no idea how to solve. Keep in mind I'm relatively new to iPhone dev.
The problem is that BNRStoreDocument subclasses NSDocument, which exists in the Cocoa framework and thus isn't available on the iPhone. So obviously I'm getting compile errors that it can't find NSDocument. The developer of BNRPersistence states that it works on the iPhone, so I'm sure there a solution, I just don't what it is.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
The iphone Demo project does not have BNRStoreDocument in it but just BNRStore. I think is reasonable to assume that BNRStoreDocument is only available when running under Cocoa on a Mac OS X.
The BNRStore is an analog of NSPersistantStore. I'm pretty sure that's what you should be using on the iPhone.