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I got this error when I want to build project that is using Qt4iOS and Xcode 4.2.
Problem is that when I was building project in Qt my GCC compiler was set to an x86.
And system where I am having Xcode is x64 but yesterday was working everything fine. Now suddenly I got this error. And I have tried to build my Qt project with x64 compiler and still I am having the same error.
Any idea what went wrong?
Maybe just following the instructions would help? You waste everyone’s time when you don’t follow them. In particular, this question is answered by:
“The Qt4iOS SDK has been built as a ‘Universal binary’, containing linkable object code for both ARM (device) and x86 (simulator) targets. When building the application project, it will need to be built for either the device or the simulator. When building for the simulator, the mkspec will need to be specified when running qmake eg.
Xcode 4.2.x (and earlier):
/Developer/Qt4iOS/qt‐everywhere‐ios‐gles2‐4.8.1/bin/qmake animatedtiles.pro –spec qpa/macx‐iossimulator‐clang‐legacy
Xcode 4.3.x (and later):
/Developer/Qt4iOS/qt‐everywhere‐ios‐gles2‐4.8.1/bin/qmake animatedtiles.pro –spec qpa/macx‐iossimulator-clang”