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Reputation: 2335

Xcode Build Errors, Directory issue?

I downloaded an iphone game kit for further development. I followed his instructions for how to unpack the files and installed Xcode. However, when I tried to build the game, I got 1,321 build errors, such as: in the About.m section where an Error marker appears above

[App fadeToScene: [AboutMenuScene node]];
}

-(id) init
{

The error message says 'App' undeclared.

Another example in the About.m section:

self = [super init];
if(self != nil)
{
//add menu layer

No super class declared in @interface for 'AboutmenuScene'

This makes me think my directories are screwed up, but I don't even know where to start to resolve this problem.

Here's what I have tried:

  1. Put src folder into the Quexlor (game name) folder (failed)

  2. Put src folder into the Quexlor.xcodeproj folder (failed)

In between these failures, I have deleted older copies of the desktop Quexlor, and uninstalled and then reinstalled Xcode and iOS sdk 4.3.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 224

Answers (1)

CodeSmile
CodeSmile

Reputation: 64477

I looked at your post and pictures in the iPhone Game Kit support forum.

I don't understand why in this picture the Quexlor.xcodeproj file is displayed as a Folder in Finder. In this picture the Quexlor.xcodeproj file is displayed correctly as Xcode project "file". Which begs the questions:

  • How did you copy the Quexlor folder from Downloads to Desktop?
  • Have you tried copying it to another location other than Desktop?
  • How do you open the Quexlor.xcodeproj?

It seems to me that copying the Quexlor folder somehow corrupts the Quexlor.xcodeproj file.

If you have the Quexlor project open, I suggest to expand all groups that it contains and look for any files displayed in red. If one or more files of a group are red, select the containing group and open the File Inspector (Command+Option+1) pane. It will show you the path to that group, which is often a relative path. Check that the folders on disk match the path, or change the path in Xcode if necessary.

Upvotes: 1

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