SOLVED ?? Re: Application Launch (or doesn't Launch as such)

FROM : David Wilson
DATE : Thu Apr 24 10:34:52 2008

Well it's all working now again at least.

I downloaded the new beta4 of the iPhone SDK (build 1071 of XCode).

I edited my project file (after taking a copy of it) and deleted 
<user>.bpxuser and <user>.mode<x>v<x> files

And probably the key thing... rebooted....


hmmm... should have rebooted first. BUGGER.


- David


On 24/04/2008, at 2:22 PM, David Wilson wrote:

> Interestingly enough I thought that "Zero_Link" was off (so that I 
> could send copies of the app to others). And this had been done long 
> ago 10.4.x days...
>
> Looking now, I see a User Defined Attribute called "Zero_Link" and 
> it's set to NO.
> I've deleted it and recompiled (from clean). This appears not to 
> have made any difference.
>
>
>
> - David
>
>
> On 24/04/2008, at 2:03 PM, Kevin Grant wrote:
>

>> Are you using features like ZeroLink, that won't
>> work in a normal release build?
>>
>> Kevin G.
>>
>>

>>> Hi everyone...
>>>
>>> I'm perplexed...
>>>
>>> I'm running Xcode 3.1 (actually iPhone SDK Beta 3) on Mac OS 10.5.2
>>>
>>>
>>> My application doesn't launch when I click the run button in Xcode 
>>> (note it is NOT an iPhone app). It's an application to control USB 
>>> devices.
>>> XCode tells me that the application has launched, yet it does not 
>>> appear in the doc.
>>>
>>> HOWEVER
>>>
>>> I have now discovered if I run the application (from xcode) by 
>>> choosing Run:Debug, it launches and runs (i.e. the main windows 
>>> appears).
>>>
>>>
>>> I have done a clean and build several times, that doesn't change 
>>> things.
>>> I the past during development, I've always tested the program by 
>>> clicking the build and go or go buttons on the screen. But not any 
>>> more (for this app).
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Interesting enough, I have another application (more recently 
>>> developed - and also controls a USB device) that works just fine 
>>> in the same xcode release by clicking go or build and go.
>>>
>>>
>>> any ideas?
>>>
>>>
>>> - David

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