Uncaught NSException Error

[GeorgeMcGinn]

This is the line that is getting the error:

return UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil, NSStringFromClass([AppDelegate class]));

THREAD 1 SIGNAL SIGABRT

[Mr. Kibernetik]

I need you to define "application" as it runs inSb IDE, but has never been created as an App by Xcode.

I can't get it out of XCODE! No Application has been created.

"Application" means it is compiled in Xcode and installed on the device. When program runs in smart BASIC IDE it is not an application - it is a program in smart BASIC.
I understood that your app rises an exception when you run it is Simulator.
So, my question is:
Does your program fails to run as an application on your device? Not in Simulator, but on your device.

[GeorgeMcGinn]

Never ran on my device. Not as an Application based on your definition.

I can't get it to compile XCode to create an App. FileCompare works, but DateCalc does not.

I need you to define "application" as it runs inSb IDE, but has never been created as an App by Xcode.

I can't get it out of XCODE! No Application has been created.

"Application" means it is compiled in Xcode and installed on the device. When program runs in smart BASIC IDE it is not an application - it is a program in smart BASIC.
I understood that your app rises an exception when you run it is Simulator.
So, my question is:
Does your program fails to run as an application on your device? Not in Simulator, but on your device.

[Mr. Kibernetik]

I can't get it to compile XCode to create an App.

Why you cannot?

1. You successfully compile your app.
2. It is successfully installed in your Simulator.
3. It is launched in Simulator and then it raises this runtime exception.

This means that you can compile, install your app on your device and try to execute it.

[GeorgeMcGinn]

No I don't. I don't even get warnings. It compiles clean.

Today I amm going to try to compile a new program that has some sliders and another that does not.

If you want to try it for yourself, the code is at: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=2142

The only changes that I made were: Changed the graphics and wrote a new routine to deal with Gregorian Calendar dates, as the algorhitm provided converts GD to Julian dates, and is inaccurate when a Gregorian date falls on a leap year before the month of February.

If you want the actual code and image files, send me an email to gjmcginn@icloud.com and I will send it.

I can't get it to compile XCode to create an App.

Do you get XCode compilation errors?

[GeorgeMcGinn]

Mr K - I have tested 6 programs in Xcode and there is a problem with the SLIDER statement.

Apple may have changed the the way SLIDER works in iOS, and the object code for SmartBASIC either needs to be changed, or recompiled.

I found a similar issue with TechBASIC and the PICKER statement. Mike at Byteworks verified my suspicions about the problem with his product not in sync with the changes Apple made.

My question is are you going to look into why the SLIDER statement isn't working?

I have reached a point where I cannot create my App in Xcode and submit it to iTunes, as I do not have access to make the changes.

Please let me know if you are going to fix this issue.

Thanks.

[Mr. Kibernetik]

Thank you for the report.
LibSB is "smart BASIC" engine and it is the same code as in "smart BASIC" application - it runs your BASIC program. If smart BASIC will be updated then LibSB file in SDK will be also updated.
Yes, it is a big problem that Apple updates make software incimpatible.