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Unable to build Release scheme (CoreSimulator.framework missing arm64?) #103
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As far as I know this isn't something we can fix. Edit: I've added a speculative fix that might help. |
I've added a change that might help – it certainly works for me, but that doesn't mean it's a great long-term fix. |
Thanks for checking! |
Awesome :) |
Ha! that fixed it for me on my m1 mini. I didn't realize this option was there in Xcode. duh. I had already built it on my Intel mac and it works great, but I'm glad to have this option pointed out on the Apple Silicon. thanks! |
Hi @twostraws reading through this I can see that you guys have accepted a workaround by selecting the rosetta target, effectively simulating non-M1 macs. I have a working fix to make this project work on M1 macs. |
@nashysolutions I'm always happy to receive PRs, with or without an open issue attached. |
I was unable to build ControlRoom in the Release scheme as Xcode says the CoreSimulator.framework is missing one or more architectures required by this target: arm64).
Debug scheme built without issues.
Xcode 12.4
macOS 11.1 (20C69)
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