[SOLVED] Compiling for iOS

Haxe
#1

Hello

I’m trying to build a game for iOS. From February 1st, Apple asks that we compile for both 32 and 64 bits architecture. Actually I don’t really know how to do that.

I thought it is with this in project.xml:

<ios deployment="8.0" binaries="fat" devices="universal"/>

but when I do so, I have the following error:

Error: Source path "/Users/sebastien/haxelib/lime/2,1,0/legacy/ndll/IPhone/liblime.iphoneos.a" does not exist

Please note that I have the same error with armv6. On the other hand, armv7 and arm64 work well.

I’m using the following versions of the different tools:

  • Haxe Compiler 3.1.3
  • Haxe Library Manager 3.1.0-rc.4
  • Lime Command-Line Tools (2.1.0)
  • OpenFL Command-Line Tools (2.2.5-LM5zP4)

Can you help me generate a binary for both 32 and 64 bits so I can submit to AppStore validation ?

Thank you

#2

If you use a current release of OpenFL, Lime and HXCPP, it should build both armv7 and arm64 binaries by default, without any <ios /> tags in your project. If you want armv6 as well, you will need to build Lime from the source, as this is no longer distributed by default. Does this help?

#3

Thanks to you, I just understand:

  • armv7 = 32 bits
  • arm64 = 64 bits

So thanks for you help, it’s very clear now.