So I'm downloading this xcode 3.2.1 with iphone sdk 3.1.3 (it's like 3gb). I currently have xcode 3.2.1 with iphone sdk 3.1.2. What is the way to upgrade this, do I just install it and it'll install it over the one I have or something, is this even the right way to do this since I'm only trying to upgrade the iphone sdk?? Thanks in advance
Yes, just install it. No need to overcomplicate things.
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Do I need to install XCode4 (and iOS SDK 4.3) in order to install my app on iPhone's with iOS 4.3.2 installed on them?
I've installed the app on my iPhone which I just installed iOS 4.3.2 on but I thought it may just have worked because I had installed it previously on that phone when I had an older iOS version.
By the way, I'm using XCode version 3.2.5
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
You should be able to test on iOS 4.3 devices with Xcode 3.2.6.
I'm running into a problem submitting my application through the Application Loader. I'm receiving the message "This bundle is invalid. Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK."
I've installed Xcode 4.0.1 w/SDK 4.3 ("4A1006", March 24), and I've reinstalled both MonoDevelop and MonoTouch. I've also made sure my build/bundle settings are using SDK 4.3, and I've tried each of the min versions of 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3.
Suggestions?
Update: I've uninstalled Xcode 4 (rebooted), installed latest Xcode 3 same w/SDK (rebooted), and reinstalled MonoDevelop & MonoTouch. Still no luck unfortunately. I tried with and without manually specifying DTXcode:0400.
I've been reinstalling MonoTouch by re-running the installer. Is there a way to do a clean uninstall of MT and could that help in this case?
Apple changed the keys required in the application manifest in iOS SDK 4.3.1. We've released a new MonoDevelop build to track this.
Xcode 4.0.1 was released last week with the iOS 4.3.1 SDK, you need to install that.
One thought: Double-check that you're building/signing for release, and not e.g. for ad-hoc distribution.
i had this problem for one week and i just solve it today , it seems that SDK 4.3 has a problem with the monotouch anyway
the one works with me i uninstall the SDK and install SDK 4.2 with Xcode 3.2.5 and Remove monorouch 3.2.6 and install 3.2.3 . and it will work.
I am having the updated iOS 4.2.1 iPhone. I want to develop apps for that. I have Xcode 3.2.5 version now, but it shows upto only 4.2 device to select, doesn't show 4.2.1. What version of Xcode i should use for developing apps for this device? Please advise.
Thank you.
always use the latest stable version for development.
There is no dedicated version for 4.2.1, use what you have and let XCode collect the missing debug information from your device.
That is currently the latest stable version.
I have downloaded the latest iphone SDK which support developing for the ipad 3.2 and iphone 3.1.2
However 2 days ago the firmware 3.1.3 has been released by apple so my question is how to make my SDK to support this new firmware without re-downloading the whole SDK which is more than 2 gigs?
Thanks
You can install them to different paths. I recommend installing the 3.1.3 SDK to /Developer and the 3.2 SDK to /Developer (Prerelease). Then, launch whichever version of Xcode you want to use.
Maybe you can simply symlink the 3.1.2 SDK to 3.1.3? I think that was advised in the past when a minor update came out.
Unfortunately, it is the additional tools, not the SDK that take up a large chunk of the 2.5GB+ download size. The official response is there are no SDK only downloads. So you're kind of stuck with the download.
If you're looking to try make 2 SDKs available to you at once, well that's a different question.
I have OS 10.6 on my mac. I started with iphone SDK for snow lepard which builds for SDK 3.0 to 3.1.2. I'm ready to submit my app to the store. I'd like older iphones to use it as well. I can't find Apple's link for SDK 2.2. Only the link for the 3.1 sdk.
Do I need to release the app built with 2.2 ? If so where can I find it?
Can iphone users update the OS on their phones?
Thanks,
Actually, on my mac, (10.6.2) iphone sdk will build 'down' to 2.2.
And yes, iPhone users can upgrade (and downgrade) their OS. -- but you knew that since you've got an iPhone for testing right?
:)
In the XCode, you can either specify which SDK to use to build your application or which OS version to use to test your application. See this guide for more details.