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Originally Posted by iSDK
Hi,
We get a question nearly everyday on the forum asking the same question:
How do I fix the error BASE_SDK_MISSING.
The answer is simple. After searching the forums for a few minutes I came across what seemed to be the most straight forward answer. I have modified it a bit so its easier to understand.
All credits goto milanjansari for this. His instructions are here: http://www.iphonedevsdk.com/forum/ip...tml#post271042.
But here are my modified instructions:
1) Select your Xcode project and click on the blue Info Button on the 'Main' Toolbar.
2) Go to the Build tab.
3) Navigate to "base SDK" under the Architecture section and select Latest iOS.
4) Then set the "iPhone OS Deployment Target" under Deployment Section to the same.
5 ) Finally navigate to the Target folder and select your Target. Follow bullets 2-4 again for the target.
Hope this helps. |
Hi,
I do this way, which is very simple.
If one of my application say, 'AlertView' is showing BASE_SDK_MISSING
I follow steps given below.
1. Open the application 'AlertView' in XCode.
2. Just double click the name of the application('AlertView') for which you get BASE_SDK_MISSING.
3. You get an window opened with the name
Project "<yourApplicationName>" Info.(Project "AlertView" Info)
It contains 4 tabs. In the 'GENERAL' tab, select the device or simulator along with their version of IPhone you r using. (I select IPhone Simulator 4.0 since i'm using that for my applications.)
4. Just close the window
Project "<yourApplicationName>" Info.(Project "AlertView" Info)
5. When you return back to the XCode part, now u can notice that the error BASE_SDK_MISSING is not there and the device of iphone is shown there. Select the appropriate either Device or Simulator in which you wish to run the application.
Thats all.. Now you can compile and run your application.
Regards,
M.Sworna Vidhya
[TUTORIAL]How to fix the BASE_SDK_MISSING
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