cocos2d for iPhone

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   willismorse
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   I've been working with 99.4 in a cross-project source tree for a few weeks and had no problems.

   I downloaded 99.5 beta and replaced the 99.4 project with the 99.5. Now I can't compile any files in the cocos2d project. Every cocos2d file reports:
   Foundation/Foundation.h: No such file or directory
   UIKit/UIKit.h: No such file or directory

   and then cascades into 33,000 other errors.

   I get the same problem when I open the cocos2d projects by themselves. 99.4 builds fine, but 99.5 beta can't find any Foundation or UIKit headers. I tried doing a git pull to get the repo head, but this has the same problem.

   I'm guessing this is so catastrophic that it must be something really simple, but I'm stumped.

   When I first started working with cocos2d 99.4, I ran the template installation. I stopped using the template approach, in favor of the cross-project approach, but I didn't remove the old templates nor install the new ones for 99.5. Could that have any impact? I hope not; I would like to make my cocos2d projects as standalone as possible.

   Thanks for any help you can give,
   Willis Morse

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   willismorse
   Member

   In case anyone comes across this later, I found the problem.

   I had XCode installed in a custom folder called "XCode 3.2.3". I uninstalled, then reinstalled XCode in the default location and all flavors of 99.5 compile fine.

   So there must be a hardcoded path to the default location of the system frameworks somewhere in the99.5 project. Or maybe the problem was the spaces in the path to XCode.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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