"Couldn't find iPhone Simulator message" results crash with iOS SDK 4.2 and iPhone simulator 4

[exalted]

1. Changed all xcodeproj SDK's to latest (newly introduced with Xcode 3.2.5): iOS 4.2 and Mac OS X 10.6
2. Compiled with for i in $(find . -name '*.xcodeproj'); do xcodebuild -project $i -configuration Release build; done
3. Launched ~/Downloads/SimFinger/Fake/SimFinger/build/Release/SimFinger
4. Main window seems come up fine with an iPhone4 frame, but regardless if simulator is running or not, SimFinger will say Couldn't find iPhone Simulator twice and crash.

Console output goes like this:

2010-11-30 10:53:18.208 SimFinger[14307:a0f] +[FakeFingerAppDelegate countByEnumeratingWithState:objects:count:]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x711c

2010-11-30 10:53:18.256 SimFinger[14307:a0f] +[FakeFingerAppDelegate countByEnumeratingWithState:objects:count:]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x711c

I may provide more detailed output on this issue, please let me know.

Best regards,
Ali Servet Donmez
http://www.pittle.org/

[ygbr]

same problem here!

[raphaelokon]

Same here.

[kpbode]

Just add a dash in line 52 of FakeFingerAppDelegate to the NSApplicationName to make it "iOS-Simulator"

[raphaelokon]

I've done it just a minute ago and it worked perfectly for me. But the overlay window still stick on the left side of my screen.

[napoleone1981]

Well, the real fix is to put, on the line kpbode told us, the real name of iOS Simulator app... in other words, what you see on the Mac menu bar.
In italian the fix is "Simulatore iOS"...

[cocoacoder]

I tried "iOS Simulator" and "iOS-Simulator", neither of which removed the error.

[kpbode]

@cocoacoder Do you have the simulator running? "iOS Simulator" works for me with SDK 5.0 installed...

[cocoacoder]

Yup, latest build on everything. I'm an iOS developer working on an iOS 5 app and running that SDK.

[nick]

You need to make sure the iOS simulator is running as a separate process before you build SimFinger. SimFinger adds an extra layer over the top of the existing iOS Simulator process.