Understanding iOS Compiler Errors - Uncategorized Compilation Failed
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You typically get this error when there is a problem with
one of your outlets. One of the most common reasons for this error is creating
an outlet on a custom table view cell, which isn’t allowed in Xcode. For
details, see Chapter 6: Managing Lists of
Data With Table Views under the section Creating
Custom Cells. To find out exactly what’s wrong, do the following:
1.
Build the project so the compiler error appears
2.
In the navigator pane (on the left side of the
Xcode window) select the Log Navigator from navigator toolbar (the last button
on the right). You can also display the Log Navigator by pressing Command+7.
3.
Select the Build
item at the top of the list. This displays log detail on the right (Figure A-1).
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Figure A-1: The Log Navigator
displays compiler error details
4. To see detailed information for a particular
item, click the white oval button to the far right of the item (Figure A-2). This usually gives you
enough information to figure out what’s wrong.
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Figure A-2: Click the log detail
button for details on a particular log item
For explanations of other compiler errors and warnings, check out our new book site: http://www.iOSAppsForEveryone.com
Kevin McNeish
Eight-time .NET MVP Recipient
Apple iOS Author, Trainer
http://www.iOSAppsForEveryone.com