macOS 12.5.1, M1 Max, Xcode 13.4 My Foundation-based daemon binary runs fine within Xcode and in my own local directories, but when I try to place it into /opt/local/bin or /usr/local/bin, macOS SIP w

XC 14 is stalling at launch due to I believe Gatekeeper taking its time to verify "iOS 15.5.simruntime". This wasn't an issue two days ago. The verification progress bar hasn't budged in 15 minutes so

I’m trying to debug some M1 build issues with the lovely arm64 build issue and I just noticed that sometimes there will be build settings that are bolded for some reason. Does anyone know why? I’m loo

I sorta kinda really hate this. Can we get it back? Do we have to go through the menus instead? God, I hate it when Apple does this garbage. Cheerfully, Alex Zavatone

I'm trying to use signposts to help profile C++ code with Instruments (with Xcode 14 beta 5), and it's not working. A section of code in question, which is definitely getting reached, starts like this

Xcode (tested with 10, and Xcode 11 Betas) allows a pointer to NSDictionary* (a pointer to a pointer) be used instead of a pointer to NSMutableDictionary*, which leads to a runtime crash instead of ex

As in title. Thanks in advance. Alex Zavatone

Hi. I was of the assumption that we used to be about (Xcode 10?) to be able to run multiple iOS Simulators from one project. In Xcode 13.1, it appears that if I select another iOS Simulator and click

Ok another question that I have done a search for, but have not found an answer that I can use. I have two Macs and write code on both, transferring via Github. One is a Mac Mini and one is a MacBook

Is there some way of getting Xcode to remember the layout of the editors you last used? My 'go to' tab configures 3 Editor columns across my 34" screen. Every time I quit Xcode, it loses the column ge

Sometimes I can see the code in the XCode window, can edit it, can Commit - but get this error message! What is going on? I have done a search or two. error: Build input file cannot be found: '/Users/

I noticed in Xcode that there are some Environment Overrides in the debugger pane and I see Accessibility options in there. Is it possible using this to quickly turn or turn off Voiceover on a connect

My company use to capture iOS crash reports with a service, but of course if the crash happens at launch and the user cannot ever continue, those are worthless. Also since Apple's are no cost it seeme

A pal and I have worked on several "Terminal Applications" together and exchange code via Github. He writes using Visual Studio Code but I am sticking with XCode (because I don't want to spend time le

Happy December Xcode users, I updated a Mac app and uploaded it to the Mac App Store. No problems. It is in review. I also make the app available for download for those who don’t want to use the app s

I’ve set up a remote build server, and a project that had been building fine is suddenly giving very strange errors. This is an objective C project with one Swift file in it. The project, when attempt

If you dislike the redesigned NSAlert on Big Sur as much as I do (as well as countless other users and developers), then I recently found a github project for a much better replacement. Here's a brief

Xcode 13.0ß3, project has a single target (set up as an app). I moved some files from the main project to a local SPM package and when Xcode has some problems with that, I deleted the app's folder in

Good: The problem with Navigator/Inspector panes introduced in Xcode 12 is now fixed. As I'm sure you know, in Xcode 12 the state and position of panes wasn't saved with a particular tab, like in earl

Xcode 12.5, macOS 11.4 Xcode is issuing a warning for every NSTextField in my GUI that has "Automatically Adjusts Font" enabled: Automatically Adjusts Font requires using a Dynamic Type text style I n