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I've read and re-read the instructions for Adding smart BASIC to Xcode and have attempted to build the turtle example three times now from scratch and have had no luck. I have tried renaming the libSB-dev/sim files to libSB.a and even tried just using the existing libSB.a file. Still, no luck. I have read through the forums completely at least twice for a solution but I still cannot get past this error:

ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/SAR/Workarea2/Turtle/libSB.a, file was built for archive which is not the architecture being linked (i386): /Users/SAR/Workarea2/Turtle/libSB.a

I've tried using the clean function between attempts or just started all over again with new files. I've deleted all files from the derived data folder in /Users/SAR/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/and then started over again.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm running Xcode 8.1 (8B62) in macOS Sierra on a mid-2011 MacBook Air.

I DO NOT have an Apple developer's license yet, but I was under the impression I could build apps for the simulator.

Thank you. {:@)
smart BASIC Rocks!

Thank you very much for your report!

You are right, libraries were incorrect.
Now they are updated, please re-download the SDK.

Thanks you SO very much for such a quick response and update. Sadly, after using the new downloaded BASIC SDK template, I'm still seeing an error. Please see image.

Not sure what it can be.
Please try to set General > Identity > Team = "None" as on this screenshot.

Also try to set Build Settings > Code Signing = "Don't Code Sign" as on this screenshot:

Again, than you for a quick response. I tried both suggestions, but they did not resolve the issue. However, I did find a solution. Apparently, Xcode 8 and macOS Sierra have been security "hardened". This article explains it: https://developer.apple.com/library/con ... index.html

I used the xattr -cr command as suggested, and the build finally succeeded. I have no idea how to prevent this from being an issue in the future, but I suspect you might.

Now, I just have to figure out how to run it in the iPhone 5 simulator.... :@(

Also, apparently the AppIcon asset needs to be updated with an image for iOS 9 and above.

Thank you for this information.
I am using older version of macOS and Xcode 7, so everything is simpler

I updated SDK, please try it.

Success! The updated SDK worked a treat after accepting some automatic parameter change suggestions (apparently Xcode 8 does not support development for anything older than iOS 8). Build functioned without any problems and zero errors. The iPhone 5 simulator runs like a cheeseburger-fed American on my five year old MacBook Air, but the compiled app was responsive and functional.

Well done! smart BASIC is amazing.

Thank you very much for your feedback!