LiveCode not seeing ios 14,1 SDK?

[garmeister]

I'm in the process of adding Mobile Support via preferences. I have only one version of XCode in my applications folder, the latest. LiveCode states it needs ios 14,1 SDK (among others) So I load the 14,1 SDK within XCode, but LiveCode still does not recognize it. Any hints?

MacBookPro 2019, macOS Big Sur 11,3, XCode 12,5

As an aside and in reference to posting in the forum: it appears that any period without trailing whitespace is taken to be part of an URL or external reference and will not post. I'm having to use commas ',' to replace periods or write periods with a trailing white space '. ' as a workaround. Or am I missing something obvious?

[garmeister]

I believe I found the answer in this thread "Is there going to be any LC support for Xcode beyond 12,1?"

EDIT: Installed XCode 12,1 and LiveCode recognized it ... now onto Android

[Klaus]

Hi garmeister,

always take a look in the "Release Notes" (LC menu -> Help) which lists all supported Xcode and iOS versions.
From the current version 9.6.2. rc5
...
We currently support building against the following versions of XCode:
Xcode 8.2 on MacOS X 10.11
Xcode 9.2 on MacOS 10.12 (Note: You need to upgrade to 10.12.6)
Xcode 10.1 on MacOS 10.13 (Note: You need to upgrade to 10.13.4)
Xcode 11.3 on MacOS 10.14 (Note: You need to upgrade to 10.14.4)
Xcode 12.1 on MacOS 10.15 (Note: You need to upgrade to 10.15.4)
...
iOS SDK:
10.2 (included in Xcode 8.2)
11.2 (included in Xcode 9.2)
12.1 (included in Xcode 10.1)
13.2 (included in Xcode 11.3)
14.1 (included in Xcode 12.1)
...
Best

Klaus

[garmeister]

Thank you Klaus. The Android SDK was a bit of a challenge since the SDK is installed in a hidden Library folder. I could see it in the Finder, but not from within the LiveCode ... finally just dragged the folder from the finder to the LiveCode's finder and it worked.