I had the same problem, having installed both iOS SDK 4.3 and iOS SDK 5.0 Beta. The problem is that Corona tries to use the Beta SDK (in my case, installed on /DeveloperBeta), not the stable one (iOS 4.3 on /Developer).
This issue can be easily solved in two different ways:
- run in Terminal: sudo xcode-select -switch /Developer
This command will set the default Xcode to the one installed on /Developer, and it will remain configured this way until you switch to other installation. It requires root (or sudo) access to the machine.
or, alternatively:
- open a terminal, and type
export DEVELOPER_DIR=/Developer
after that, start Corona from the Terminal (e.g.: /Applications/Corona.268/simulator)
This alternative does not need sudo/root access, and it is only valid for the Corona Simulator instance that you launched in the Terminal, after exporting DEVELOPER_DIR.
Hope it helps. [import]uid: 16138 topic_id: 10946 reply_id: 43076[/import]