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jm.
jm.

Reputation: 23714

Why is the iPhone Simulator 3.0 not showing up in Xcode?

I have installed the new 3.0 SDK, but when I start up Xcode, I don't see an option to build for "Device - iPhone OS 3.0" or "Simulator - iPhone OS 3.0"

The Xcode About box says I am running: 3.1.2

Is there something else I have to do?

Upvotes: 4

Views: 6660

Answers (4)

user1589674
user1589674

Reputation:

This is what worked for me:

I clicked on the box (where I expected iPhone Simulator to be shown), right clicked manage scheme. After that deleted all schemes, and in similar way, created a new scheme. It automatically produced all simulators including the ones for devices.

Upvotes: 0

Mirek Rusin
Mirek Rusin

Reputation: 19462

This happens quite often when downloading Apple's sample code projects which are targeted for iOS 3.x but you've got iOS 4.x.

To show Simulator option go to Project Info window -> General tab -> Base SDK for All Configurations - choose Latest iOS.

If it doesn't appear straight away, close and reopen Xcode.

Upvotes: 0

Tony Eichelberger
Tony Eichelberger

Reputation: 7142

If you are using an existing project you may have to tell your project to build to the 3.0 targets. I didn't have to do this for any of my projects but ...

Under the Deployment section of your project properties you should see:

iPhone OS Deployment Target - (change this to use iPhone OS 3.0)

You can also check that the Architectures section has the Base SDK set to 3.0.

Upvotes: 1

Ken Pespisa
Ken Pespisa

Reputation: 22266

I think you need to upgrade to Xcode 3.1.3. I have the latest version and that's what my About box reads.

If you are sure you downloaded the latest version, perhaps you installed in to a different location?

Upvotes: 4

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