Whenever I try to include the AdBuddiz plugin in my project I’m getting the following error. The same code builds and runs fine for Android.
2014-10-14 11:47:40.439 Corona Simulator[8605:507] Runtime error
/Users/user23020/Dropbox/J&J Studios LLC/Builds/myApp.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:310: <error>{“status”:256,“message”:“ld: framework not found Metal for architecture armv7\nclang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)”}</error>
stack traceback:
C: in function ‘assert’
/Users/user23020/Dropbox/J&J Studios LLC/Builds/myApp.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:310: in function ‘checkError’
/Users/user23020/Dropbox/J&J Studios LLC/Builds/myApp.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:333: in function ‘build’
?: in function ‘buildExe’
?: in function <?:624>
Here are the versions for Corona, Xcode, and OS X:
Corona 2014.2393a
Xcode 6.01
OS X 10.9.5
Anyone have any ideas on what’s causing it?
Hi,
AdBuddiz absolutely doesn’t use Metal.
I found some info that might explain the reasons of your problem : http://www.appsee.com/blog/dev/xcode-new-link-frameworks-automatically-fix-framework-not-found-metal-for-architecture-armv7
Are you sure your problem is directly linked to the AdBuddiz plugin ?
Thanks for your answers, don’t hesitate to contact me directly : etienne at adbuddiz dot com
Thanks for tracking that down. It definitely looks similar to the problem I was having. That didn’t actually solve the problem for me but it did get me poking around the internals of Xcode. I found that even though I had Xcode 6.01 installed the Command Line Tool was still pointing at an earlier version of Xcode. Once I corrected that the I could build the project without any issues.
Thanks for the help!
Hi,
AdBuddiz absolutely doesn’t use Metal.
I found some info that might explain the reasons of your problem : http://www.appsee.com/blog/dev/xcode-new-link-frameworks-automatically-fix-framework-not-found-metal-for-architecture-armv7
Are you sure your problem is directly linked to the AdBuddiz plugin ?
Thanks for your answers, don’t hesitate to contact me directly : etienne at adbuddiz dot com
Thanks for tracking that down. It definitely looks similar to the problem I was having. That didn’t actually solve the problem for me but it did get me poking around the internals of Xcode. I found that even though I had Xcode 6.01 installed the Command Line Tool was still pointing at an earlier version of Xcode. Once I corrected that the I could build the project without any issues.
Thanks for the help!
