xCode 8 won't compile projects with Enterprise

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#1

Hi,

We seem to have some problems with Corona Enterprise and xCode 8. Even the App template won’t compile. Is there a solution to this? I’ve used the latest Daily Build to test (2016.2948). Just try to compile the App Template that comes with Enterprise to recreate the problems.

Thanks, Arthur

#2

I’m using 2946, my apps compile correctly. Maybe bug with 2948?

#3

Ok, I’ve reset the Deployment target to 6.0 in the Development Info, and now it seems to compile. xCode had set it to 8.0.

I only get this warning: ‘libstdc++ is deprecated; move to libc++ with a minimum deployment target of iOS 7’, and after the app is uploaded to itunes I get the generic message: There was an error importing this build. Without a further explanation??

#4

It seems like the error in iTunes is resolved. It was something an Apple’s side probably. I’ve tried uploading the same ipa several times, and the last time it completed processing and worked, without any changes except the buildnumber!

#5

I’m a bit confused. Yes 2948 clears the iTunes rejection problem we’ve experienced for the past few days. Are your Enterprise issues solved as well?

Rob

#6

Yes, everything’s resolved. The only thing left is this warning: ‘libstdc++ is deprecated; move to libc++ with a minimum deployment target of iOS 7’

#7

Hi,

I also have this warning: in xcode 8.

'libstdc++ is deprecated; move to libc++ 

and when i move to libc++, there are many compilation errors.

so is the solution to stay with libstdc++? it will not cause any problem?

please help.

thank you

#8

I would stay with libstdc++ for the moment. It’s just a warning and we may have to change some things in the Enterprise projects to adopt libc++.

Rob

#9

Thank you Rob.

#10

I’m using 2946, my apps compile correctly. Maybe bug with 2948?

#11

Ok, I’ve reset the Deployment target to 6.0 in the Development Info, and now it seems to compile. xCode had set it to 8.0.

I only get this warning: ‘libstdc++ is deprecated; move to libc++ with a minimum deployment target of iOS 7’, and after the app is uploaded to itunes I get the generic message: There was an error importing this build. Without a further explanation??

#12

It seems like the error in iTunes is resolved. It was something an Apple’s side probably. I’ve tried uploading the same ipa several times, and the last time it completed processing and worked, without any changes except the buildnumber!

#13

I’m a bit confused. Yes 2948 clears the iTunes rejection problem we’ve experienced for the past few days. Are your Enterprise issues solved as well?

Rob

#14

Yes, everything’s resolved. The only thing left is this warning: ‘libstdc++ is deprecated; move to libc++ with a minimum deployment target of iOS 7’

#15

Hi,

I also have this warning: in xcode 8.

'libstdc++ is deprecated; move to libc++ 

and when i move to libc++, there are many compilation errors.

so is the solution to stay with libstdc++? it will not cause any problem?

please help.

thank you

#16

I would stay with libstdc++ for the moment. It’s just a warning and we may have to change some things in the Enterprise projects to adopt libc++.

Rob

#17

Thank you Rob.