iOS Question Local Builder x64 Intel

It should work. The libraries binaries types are related to the iOS device type (and simulator).

I changed the XCode version from 26.3 to 26.0, but the error persisted.
Then I managed to compile successfully, but I had to remove the iAlertView library from my app and comment out the part of the code that used it.
I tried copying the iAlertView.h and iAlertView.a files directly to the Libs folder of B4iBuildServer, but I also got an error saying that iAlerView.h could not be found.

Is there a newer version of it, or how can I make it work properly?

tucano2000 said:

I tried copying the iAlertView.h and iAlertView.a files directly to the Libs folder of B4iBuildServer

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The header file needs to be updated. The import line where iCore is imported should be changed to:
#import <iCore/iCore.h>

Attached a modified header.

Ok Erel. That error is gone, but now I'm getting another error with FCAlertView.h, which also has the same header.

So I modified it like you did in iAlertView.h and changed the header in FCAlertView.h.

The error also disappeared, but a new error appeared when trying to compile for the Simulator:

ld: warning: ignoring duplicate libraries: '-lc++'
ld: building for 'iOS-simulator', but linking in object file (/Users/tucano/Documents/B4iBuildServer/Libs/libiAlertView.a[arm64][2](FCAlertView.o)) built for 'iOS'
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

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I asked chatgpt and it said that it used to work because they were fat binary libs and XCode was more permissive about running lib arm64 on simulator x64. Now I have to compile to .xcframework if I want to use it on simulator x64.


Is that information correct? But I don't even know how to do that if it's true.

Does it work if you compile and run on a real device?

It is possible that the library is missing the Mac binary.

Erel said:

Does it work if you compile and run on a real device?

It is possible that the library is missing the Mac binary.

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Yes on real device works, but I want to test the app totally on simulator to anothers devices models that I don't have.

In any case, if it is not possible, then I will switch to a UiAlertController (Objective C inline) or Msgbox2, even if it does not look very similar to iAlertView.

The library doesn't include the required binaries. Don't miss B4XDialog which is very customizable (and is cross platform).