Using Scringo on 64 bit devices

Get Started | Login

Discussion Forums > Scringo Integration - Socialize your App!

Replies: 3 Views: 80

Tyroner Aspiring developer Posts: 175 Reg: Dec 26, 2012 Johannesburg, S... 4,200	confirm \| cancel 06/25/14 08:17 AM (9 years ago) Using Scringo on 64 bit devices I am getting the following error message when I try to compile my app with Scringo on 64 bit devices: on the simulator as well as on my iPad mini retina. When I disable Scringo then I do not have the same problem. Any ideas what could be the problem? getting the following error message: Check dependencies No architectures to compile for (ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES, active arch=x86_64, VALID_ARCHS=i386). Thanks Tyrone Title Comments I am getting the following error message when I try to compile my app with Scringo on 64 bit devices: on the simulator as well as on my iPad mini retina. When I disable Scringo then I do not have the same problem. Any ideas what could be the problem? getting the following error message: Check dependencies No architectures to compile for (ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES, active arch=x86_64, VALID_ARCHS=i386). Thanks Tyrone

Angry Ninja Aspiring developer Posts: 1045 Reg: Aug 25, 2013 Maine 17,150	06/25/14 06:32 PM (9 years ago) Hey Tyrone, I don't think it's scringo causing that, as I get the same thing when running 64 bit simulator with pretty much any Buzztouch project that I can recall, and only one of my apps have scringo. Whenever I see the error, I'm like "oops, I selected 64 bit by accident again", and I'm always right when I look to verify. It might be a core BT thing, or at the very least a plugin that's common in most of my projects. Easy to test... Download you project again, without scringo, and try running it in the 64 bit simulator to see if you get the same result Comments Hey Tyrone, I don't think it's scringo causing that, as I get the same thing when running 64 bit simulator with pretty much any Buzztouch project that I can recall, and only one of my apps have scringo. Whenever I see the error, I'm like "oops, I selected 64 bit by accident again", and I'm always right when I look to verify. It might be a core BT thing, or at the very least a plugin that's common in most of my projects. Easy to test... Download you project again, without scringo, and try running it in the 64 bit simulator to see if you get the same result

Niraj buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 2943 Reg: Jul 11, 2012 Cerritos 37,930	06/25/14 08:35 PM (9 years ago) Try saying none to architectures Comments Try saying none to architectures

hendosan Apple Fan Posts: 14 Reg: Feb 28, 2013 Sydney, Austral... 5,140	06/30/14 01:11 PM (9 years ago) I found by switching Build Active Architecture Only to "No" in Xcode solves the problem, which is probably what @Niraj meant. Comments I found by switching Build Active Architecture Only to "No" in Xcode solves the problem, which is probably what @Niraj meant.

Login + Screen Name Required to Post Login to participate so you can start earning points. Once you're logged in (and have a screen name entered in your profile), you can subscribe to topics, follow users, and start learning how to make apps like the pros.