The short version of this post is, if you’re having difficulties debugging in Xcode 4.3, simply set your debugger to the GDB and you’re good to go.

Good luck and be safe out there!

http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

You can help enforce this practice through good discipline and by using Git-Flow. If you’re on a Mac you can use MacPorts or Homebrew. There’s also a pretty decent screencast showing you how.

Some comments from our developers and friends:

Here’s another good explanation:

http://www.executionunit.com/2011/03/25/xcode-4-duplicating-a-target-to-make-an-ipad-build-link-error/

Be careful out there! XCode doesn’t hate us, it just likes our attention and gets jealous when we don’t spend enough time tinkering with it…

and iPods. With a testers help we found out, that the video playback in our

Tricktionary iPhone app didn’t work on some iPod Touches and iPhones with 4.1

firmware (and probably older). The issue seemed also to be related to the

hardware as well, for instance 2nd generation iPods would not play the video.

The users were reporting that the video player would load, the controls would

appear, the progress bar would indicate playback, however the screen was blank

or black.

Was not easy to find out why exactly. Tests showed, that sample videos from

Apple worked when plugged in there, also the intro video was working most of the

time. We first changed the video encoding from H264 with MAIN 3.0 to Baseline

3.0 – this seemed to work at first, but we soon discovered that it would still

not work on iPhones or iPod Touches with FW 4.1 on. Scratching our heads, because

it was exactly the settings Apple suggested, we finally found out that the

problem was the encoder. Using Adobe Media Encoder CS4 before created the

not-working clips. Using Canopus Procoder with the same settings then helped the

issue, now the video features in our Windsurfing Tricktionary iPhone App are

working on all devices we could test them on (so far).

Now the trick is getting the maps to track each other and getting the correct scale/range/zoom for each of the maps as you navigate around. Here’s what I came up with:

#define kMetersPerDegree 111000

if(mMapOptions.mapType == TTMapOptions_MapType_Trails) {

	//set the center of the cloudmade map based on the MKMapKit's center

	[mCloudmadeViewController.mapView moveToLatLong:mGoogleMapView.centerCoordinate];

	//set the scale by taking the latitude distance in meters and dividing it by the width of the view in pixels

	// scale = meters/px

	float scale = (mGoogleMapView.region.span.latitudeDelta * kMetersPerDegree) / mGoogleMapView.frame.size.width; 

	[mCloudmadeViewController.mapView.contents setMetersPerPixel:scale];        

	[mCloudmadeViewController.mapView.markerManager removeMarkers];        

	[mCloudmadeViewController refreshMap];

	[mCloudmadeViewController setMapSource];

}

else {  //switching back to google maps from Cloudmade

	RMMapView *mapView = mCloudmadeViewController.mapView;

	//get the upper right and lower left coordinates

	RMSphericalTrapezium trap = [mapView.contents latitudeLongitudeBoundingBoxForScreen];

	//determine the deltas

	CLLocationDegrees latitudeDelta = trap.northeast.latitude - trap.southwest.latitude;

	CLLocationDegrees longitudeDelta = trap.northeast.longitude - trap.southwest.longitude;

	//set the span and region

	MKCoordinateSpan span = MKCoordinateSpanMake(latitudeDelta, longitudeDelta);

	MKCoordinateRegion region = MKCoordinateRegionMake(mapView.contents.mapCenter, span);

	[mGoogleMapView setRegion:region];

If anyone has found a more elegant solution, please leave a comment below.

Hopefully this will make life a little brighter for you and keep you from kicking the dog or scaring your cube-mates with crazed ranting. That is all, move along…

1) Select my project in the file listing on the left.

2) Select my static library in the Targets section of the pane just to the right.

3) Find “Skip Install” in the Deployment section of the build settings, and change it from No to Yes

From:

https://devforums.apple.com/thread/86137