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Building Qt 5.5. apps for iOS 9?

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    madsdk
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    I have previously been running my Qt 5 application on iOS 8 without any problems, but after upgrading to XCode 7 and iOS 9 I can't even compile the app for iOS anymore. After upgrading XCode to version 7 I found that I needed to specify the Mac OS SDK version in my .pro file like so QMAKE_MAC_SDK = macosx10.11. That worked perfectly for building the application for Mac OS, but when I try to build for iOS I get the following message:

    Current macosx10.11 SDK version (10.11) is too old. Please upgrade Xcode.

    I obviously can't upgrade XCode since that I was I just did :-) I'm guessing my best bet is to find a way to "downgrade" my XCode and Mac OS SDKs, but that would mean waving goodbye to iOS 9 support for now...

    Does anybody know how I can get it to work on iOS 9?

    Best regards,
    Mads

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      I have previously been running my Qt 5 application on iOS 8 without any problems, but after upgrading to XCode 7 and iOS 9 I can't even compile the app for iOS anymore. After upgrading XCode to version 7 I found that I needed to specify the Mac OS SDK version in my .pro file like so QMAKE_MAC_SDK = macosx10.11. That worked perfectly for building the application for Mac OS, but when I try to build for iOS I get the following message:

      Current macosx10.11 SDK version (10.11) is too old. Please upgrade Xcode.

      I obviously can't upgrade XCode since that I was I just did :-) I'm guessing my best bet is to find a way to "downgrade" my XCode and Mac OS SDKs, but that would mean waving goodbye to iOS 9 support for now...

      Does anybody know how I can get it to work on iOS 9?

      Best regards,
      Mads

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      timday
      wrote on last edited by timday
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      @madsdk : This may be relevant, or link to something which is https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-15147

      (me, I'm still on xcode6)

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        Fabien.Bourgeais
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        Hello,

        I had the same issue.
        I modified my .pro with this two lines :

        @ osx: QMAKE_MAC_SDK = macosx10.11
        ios: QMAKE_MAC_SDK = iphoneos9.1
        @

        This works for me, and I didn't change Qt5.5.1 settings.
        Hope it helps.

        Best Regards, Fabien.

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