cocos2d for iPhone

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   Duckwit
   Member

   Removed app(s), Cleaned project, restarted both devices ... still same problem...

   EDIT: Repeat, stupidest error ever.
   No really, what should I do? Spent 2 days trying to get this Xcode 4 working now...

   Posted 7 months ago #
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   indy2005
   Member

   I am holding back....be a great wiki entry when it all gets ironed out. I am not savvy enough to fix compiler issues. Sorry you are having such probs @Duckwit.

   Posted 7 months ago #
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   SciFiDad
   Member

   @Duckwit - what's the error message?

   Posted 7 months ago #
4. 

   Duckwit
   Member

   @SciFiDad - It was I think to do with a supposedly faulty/missing private key in my Certificate, but ...
   it goes something like this. http://www.cocos2d-iphone.org/forum/topic/21840#post-121305

   Posted 7 months ago #
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   clarus
   Member

   A little late, but whenever I've seen that "immediately quit on run" thing it was fixed by deleting the existing schemes and recreating them.

   @Duckwit, did you recreate, download and install new certificates (not just provisioning profiles) on your machine? Your developer certificate is bound to the OS, not just the hardware. If you reinstall your OS, you have a new identity and you need to recreate the developer and distribution certificates to match that. Plus install the WWDR one.

   Posted 7 months ago #
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   indy2005
   Member

   ok, I bit the bullet and went for an overwrite installation. As a first test, I tried to create a project for cocos2d, before attempting any template installs... and there were a small subset of cocos templates but without versions. I created a box2D template and it compiled and ran?? Why have I to had to install XCode 4 compatible templates, and how can I tell the version of cocos2d (its not in the readme)? I wont have to anything if its version 1.0...saying that I havent tried to open an existing project yet.

   Posted 7 months ago #
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   MisterX
   Member

   I too have upgraded from 0.99.5 and the final version of Xcode 3 SDK 4.3 I now have 1.0.1 and Xcode 4.2 SDK 5.0 installed.

   I was forced to do it after getting my new iPhone 4S and discovering I could not build apps to it using my old SDK 4.3

   So far, I have managed to successfully build the Cocos2D Xcode 4 Hello World Template and run it on my 4S. When doing so I get 4 deprecation warnings regarding the following Cocos2D class:

   CLScoreServerRequest.m

   "uniqueIdentifier" is deprecated in iOS5.

   [self addValue:[[UIDevice currentDevice] uniqueIdentifier] key:@"cc_device_id"];
           [self addValue:gameName key:@"cc_gamename"];
   	[self addValue:[self getHashForData] key:@"cc_hash"];
   	[self addValue:SCORE_SERVER_PROTOCOL_VERSION key:@"cc_prot_ver"];

   // create the request
   	[receivedData setLength:0];
   
   	// it's not a call for rank
   	reqRankOnly = NO;
   
   	NSString *device = @"";
   	if( flags & kQueryFlagByDevice )
   		device = [[UIDevice currentDevice] uniqueIdentifier];

   These are in the "submitScore" and "requestScores" methods.

   This class is in "cocoslive", which I have yet to ever use.. I assume then, CocosLive is now broken in iOS 5?

   Some talk about a work around below which is outside of my current scope of knowledge:

   http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6993325/uidevice-uniqueidentifier-deprecated-what-to-do-now

   Posted 7 months ago #
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   clarus
   Member

   Those mean just what they say. The UDID is deprecated in iOS5. It will still work, but see the docs for the new preferred approach.

   Posted 7 months ago #
9. 

   MisterX
   Member

   See which "docs" for the preferred approach? I see mention of UDID and UUID and don't know anything about either one of them..

   Posted 7 months ago #
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    clarus
    Member

    Option-click on uniqueIdentifier in Xcode, then click the little book icon. Those docs. The updated iOS 5 docs discuss the deprecation and an alternate approach, and it's probably also mentioned in the header file for UIDevice.

    uniqueIdentifier is the device's Unique Device ID (udid).

    Posted 7 months ago #
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    jandujar
    Member

    Maybe this code helps you to solve the problem with uniqueIdentifier

    https://github.com/gekitz/UIDevice-with-UniqueIdentifier-for-iOS-5

    Posted 7 months ago #

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