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AIR SDK 3.1.1.190 "-ios_version_min argument is missing period as second character" error #391

Closed giucer closed 4 years ago

giucer commented 4 years ago

Hi when I compile for IOS I receive this errors:

ld: -ios_version_min argument is missing period as second character ld: -ios_version_min argument is missing period as second character Compilation failed while executing : ld64

I have this setting in the xml section:

MinimumOSVersion 
        <string>10.0</string>

when I compiled with the 3.1.1.98 it worked....

ajwfrost commented 4 years ago

Hi @giucer - so we moved from using our own version of ld64 (which didn't work with the iPhoneSimulator platforms) to using the system one.. Could you please try running "ld -v" from a terminal window and let us know what comes out? And do you know what version of XCode you're on (plus OS version details) please?

thanks

giucer commented 4 years ago

The Operating System is OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion, the XCode that is installed is Version 5.1.1 (5B1008) and this is the result of the command:

@(#)PROGRAM:ld PROJECT:ld64-236.4 configured to support archs: armv6 armv7 armv7s arm64 i386 x86_64 armv6m armv7m armv7em LTO support using: LLVM version 3.4svn

ajwfrost commented 4 years ago

Okay yes, so that's the issue, it's too old a version of ld and doesn't have support for these later iOS versions.

I don't suppose you had tried using an earlier 33.1 version (e.g. 33.1.1.98) along with the simulator? as I would be interested to see if that had worked. The reason we took our ld64 binary out was because it was outdated and no longer worked with the iOS/iPhoneSimulator 13.x SDKs..

One option might be if you're able to get the 'ld' from a later version of XCode and try that - is that feasible? If you're unable to get hold of this, please email me at andrew.frost@harman.com and we can discuss further..

thanks

giucer commented 4 years ago

No I don't use the simulator and I confirm that the last version that works in OSX 10.8 without this error is the 33.1.1.98. I will try to move to OSX 10.13 High Sierra and XCode 10.1. Do you think I can resolve with this? Thanks for help and support...

ajwfrost commented 4 years ago

I think that would resolve it yes but it's quite drastic action to take! Are you able to just quickly try something else: a) back up the file /usr/bin/ld by renaming it to something b) copy the file from the 33.1.1.98 folder, lib/aot/bin/ld64/ld64 into /usr/bin and rename this to just ld Re-try with the 33.1.1.190 SDK?

giucer commented 4 years ago

Thaks for the suggestion...works perfectly! I can move to new OSX release with much more calm, I think I need to move for the future because you will no longer support some features like this. Thanks