I want to update my app in the App Store but when I try to upload it I get an error that armv6 is not supported in my app. The problem is I cannot even choose Armv6 as an Architecture.
I have the following Architecture settings:
- Architectures: Standard (armv7)
- Base SDK: Latest iOS (iOS 5.0)
- Build Active Architecture Only : NO
- Valid Architectures : armv6 armv7 armv7f armv7k
I thought because of 3 and 4 everything is set right.
I can NOT change 1 for something else.
What can I do?
Good luck
Remove all architecture from xcode then it will take arm v6 and arm v7.
Remove environment variable $(ARCHS_STANDARD_32_BIT) from Architectures setting. The add "armv6" and "armv7" to the list of Architectures. If you're building your own libs - they need to have those settings too.
Some back story for everyone seeing duplicate symbol errors and/or warnings about armv6 is missing.
Doing a armv6+armv7 in Xcode 4.2 requires some trickery...
A) add in "armv6" to the list of Architectures. However this breaks builds for Xcode 4.1 since "armv6" + $(ARCHS_STANDARD_32_BIT) = armv6 armv6 armv7 -> duplicate symbol errors
B) use the variable $(VALID_ARCHS) which maps to armv6 armv6 (and i386 for simulator builds)
this is the best solution, yeahhh!
Select a "Architectures: Standard (armv7)" Select a "Other..." Select a "+" button add a "armv6" select a "Done"
It's better to downgrade back to stable version of SDK for Distribution builds. Apple even wrote about that in previous beta builds notes.
I partially fixed that problem by setting Architecture to "armv6 armv7". After that i could build universal binary, but simulator builds is broken. :)