Error building the application iOS using QtCreator
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Good day.
I'm trying to use Qt to develop an application for iOS. I install macOS on VMware Workstation 15.
I using macOS Mojave 10.14.5 and xCode 10.2.1 (installing from the AppStore).
Qt Creator - version 4.7.2 & qt - version 5.11.2 (also i tryed use Qt Creator - version 4.9.1 & qt - version 5.12.3). I create simple application "Qt Widget", and trying build his. I get the only error:error: [xcodebuild-debug-simulator] Error 64I inspect my kits and virtual devices, but they configured correctly:
Also, I can start any virtual device and it loading successful:
Also, I created simple app from Xcode, and app is running successful.
Why appears this error? Thank.
P.S. sorry, possibly my English language not quite correctly. Also, I writed this question on stackoverflow, but I not getted help :(
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Good day.
I'm trying to use Qt to develop an application for iOS. I install macOS on VMware Workstation 15.
I using macOS Mojave 10.14.5 and xCode 10.2.1 (installing from the AppStore).
Qt Creator - version 4.7.2 & qt - version 5.11.2 (also i tryed use Qt Creator - version 4.9.1 & qt - version 5.12.3). I create simple application "Qt Widget", and trying build his. I get the only error:error: [xcodebuild-debug-simulator] Error 64I inspect my kits and virtual devices, but they configured correctly:
Also, I can start any virtual device and it loading successful:
Also, I created simple app from Xcode, and app is running successful.
Why appears this error? Thank.
P.S. sorry, possibly my English language not quite correctly. Also, I writed this question on stackoverflow, but I not getted help :(
@range36rus Might not be the answer you are looking for, but check if qt creates a build folder. As long as it makes that you can manually open the xcode project file from there and finish the build with xcode. I don't have a mac at hand now to check how the setup is, and personally I never bothered making it "one click" run from qt creator.
It's just a bother, especially with qt giving it a randomCFBundleNamewhich then fails with the provisioning profile.
A good start might be checking the project settings, and see if all the xcode stuff is set correctly. -
Good day.
I'm trying to use Qt to develop an application for iOS. I install macOS on VMware Workstation 15.
I using macOS Mojave 10.14.5 and xCode 10.2.1 (installing from the AppStore).
Qt Creator - version 4.7.2 & qt - version 5.11.2 (also i tryed use Qt Creator - version 4.9.1 & qt - version 5.12.3). I create simple application "Qt Widget", and trying build his. I get the only error:error: [xcodebuild-debug-simulator] Error 64I inspect my kits and virtual devices, but they configured correctly:
Also, I can start any virtual device and it loading successful:
Also, I created simple app from Xcode, and app is running successful.
Why appears this error? Thank.
P.S. sorry, possibly my English language not quite correctly. Also, I writed this question on stackoverflow, but I not getted help :(
@range36rus the auto detected kit seems only for real devices and not for the iPhone simulator
That may be the problem here.
Can you show more from the Kits tab ? click on Qt for Ios entry so the detailed information are expanded -
@range36rus Might not be the answer you are looking for, but check if qt creates a build folder. As long as it makes that you can manually open the xcode project file from there and finish the build with xcode. I don't have a mac at hand now to check how the setup is, and personally I never bothered making it "one click" run from qt creator.
It's just a bother, especially with qt giving it a randomCFBundleNamewhich then fails with the provisioning profile.
A good start might be checking the project settings, and see if all the xcode stuff is set correctly.@Wiru I run app from xcode, and app started successful. There were complaints about Bundle version
and Bundle version string, short, oh corrected them in the file Info.plist. -
@range36rus the auto detected kit seems only for real devices and not for the iPhone simulator
That may be the problem here.
Can you show more from the Kits tab ? click on Qt for Ios entry so the detailed information are expanded -
The simulator kit isn't really needed to run the app in a simulator. I always use the normal device kit and finish the build with xcode. Maybe I should look up once how to make it build "one click" from qt creator.
@Wiru Good! Than you for the advice :)
