I get the following warning when trying to compile with the new daily build:
warning: iPhone/iPod Touch: application executable is missing a required architecture. At least one of the following architecture(s) must be present: armv6 (-19033)
What is wrong? [import]uid: 88922 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 319224[/import]
I think iPhone 3G is dropped.
How can I prevent this warning? Can I set which architecture to use somewhere? [import]uid: 88922 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 74150[/import]
It was removed in 707 as you can read in the build notes
Devices now need iOS 4.3 and ArmV7
I ask myself what consequences will have it!?
Which iOS-devices are now dropped for Corona SDK apps?
I think this must be iPhone 1, iPhone 3G and iPod Touch of the first and second generation.
And of course all devices with iOS < 4.3 [import]uid: 70114 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 74146[/import]
This seems to be a bug in our build process somewhere. As a temporary workaround, you can explicitly set the iOS minimum version in your build.settings file to avoid the warning:
As of build 2011.710, you no longer need to set the MinimumOSVersion. But please ensure you are using Xcode 4.2. [import]uid: 52430 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 75085[/import]
Is this true ? This would mean I can no longer test on my iPhone 3G ? I’m having this message:
warning: iPhone/iPod Touch: application executable is missing a required architecture. At least one of the following architecture(s) must be present: armv6 (-19033)
when corona finishes building my app when I set MinimumOSVersion=“4” in the build.settings file…
So I have been testing on my iPad until I finally found the time today to investigate this message.
Can anyone from Ansca confirm this: Corona no longer builds on iOS 4.2.1 or prior? or is it that I’m missing the corresponding SDK on my mac which is running Lion and Xcode 4.2.1 ? [import]uid: 23043 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 81290[/import]
Hey, @b00stup, if you use daily build 706 or earlier, you can build for iOS lower than 4.3 – but if you are using any daily build later than 706, then the minimum can be set to 4.3 or higher (and if you set it lower than 4.3, I believe it will be ignored.)
unfortunately I am still receiving this error with the build.settings edited to this. I thought I made a mistake in the build.settings, but I then just copied exactly what @ewing has above and i still received this error. I renamed the build.settings, took it out, put it back…ALl the other things in there work…I am so confused, please help. [import]uid: 86879 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 82980[/import]
I’ve just updated to build 750 and this issue remains.
Man, I really need to upload this game right now… =/ [import]uid: 50425 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 88130[/import]
I have just upgraded to XCode 4.2 on Snow Leopard, and I am running 2012.767. But still running this issue:
warning: iPhone/iPod Touch: application executable is missing a required architecture. At least one of the following architecture(s) must be present: armv6 (-19033)
Any thoughts/ideas for where I should look next? [import]uid: 41124 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 94561[/import]
Maybe you have set something wrong in build.settings? If you have manually set the minimum iOS version that could be it. [import]uid: 111017 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 94564[/import]
My bad… figured out the issue. Basically, I had mistakenly set a minimum version in the build setting that’s even older… [import]uid: 41124 topic_id: 19224 reply_id: 94565[/import]
Hey guys, I have the same problem and I managed to fix it partially. If you add this code to your build.settings it removes the error but yet my app doesn’t work.
[lua]UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities={ “armv6”, “armv7”}[/lua]
Let me know if it helped and what else did you add.
cheers
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