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mitchellwan
3,620 PointsIt states that my phone is an unsupported architecture, and Xcode cannot locate my device support files
When I link my Iphone 11 to my macbook pro, it states that my iphone is an unsupported architecture and that my iphone does not support any of FunFacts.app's architectures. And that I have to add my phone's arm64e architecture to FunFacts.app's Architectures build setting. How do I do that??? Thanks!
3 Answers
Thomas Oliver Bastable
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 29,026 PointsI get this from time to time - usually it's resolved by cleaning the project (Product > Clean Build) and then try running the project again. If that doesn't work, we may need to play with your targets.
Thomas Oliver Bastable
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 29,026 PointsIt sounds as if the target in your project may be above 13.3.1. When Xcode updates it can default to the latest iOS (13.3.4) in new projects.
If you change your target to 13.0 it should work fine. Do this by clicking the blue project icon in the top left, and then under targets in the central left panel select the top icon with the iconic pencil / ruler icon. You'll then be able to select 13.0 as your new target and that should work. These Images should help.
If you don't get any luck just give me a shout 👍
mitchellwan
3,620 PointsI tried to change the target to iOS 13.0, but then it seems like my highest deployment target option only reaches iOS 11.4. When I manually change the Deployment target and type down iOS 13.0 , it now pops up a Target Integrity yellow triangle that says "iOS Deployment Target 'iOS 13.0' is newer than SDK 'iOS 11.4' in target FunFacts. "
What should i do? Thanks for the help!
Thomas Oliver Bastable
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 29,026 PointsThe best way forward is probably to upload your project so I can run it here to see if I can reproduce the error - if I can I'll figure it out this end and send it back with details of the error 👍
mitchellwan
3,620 PointsThanks so much! How should I upload my project from Treehouse up here then???
Thomas Oliver Bastable
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 29,026 PointsFeel free to upload it to a repo or via dropbox / google drive etc 👍
mitchellwan
3,620 Pointsthank you so much, I pasted the download link of my project in the google drive below.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mL63GGRz2SkeIg2C_T2UloT-1xw3Ny3m
mitchellwan
3,620 Pointsmitchellwan
3,620 PointsI just cleaned my project and tried running the project again, but it still says that my iphone 11 is running iOS 13.3.1 (17D50), which may not be supported by this version of Xcode. But I checked that my Xcode is indeed the newest version on the app store.....How do I fix that? And how do I play with my targets?? Thanks!!