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Bryan Valencia
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,733 Pointsxcode: can't run hello world
Didn't expect to have an issue this early on. Anyway, when I hit run in Xcode for the hello world project with Doug, i get the following alert:
"Your Mac runs a version of OS X which is lower than your project's minimum deployment target.
Change your project's minimum deployment target or upgrade your version of OS X."
I'm not in the position to upgrade operating systems at the moment so if anyone could help me understand what is going on and how to go about changing the minimum deployment target, that would be great.
Thanks tons in advance, Bryan
3 Answers
Taylor Smith
iOS Development Techdegree Graduate 14,153 Pointsit's a free upgrade...why wouldn't you?
Bryan Valencia
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,733 PointsBecause I don't have my Mac backed up to an external at the moment.
Rafal Truszkowski
331 PointsI realize how late this response is, but hopefully it will help others in the future.
In Xcode, with the project open, click on "MyFirstCProgram" on the left panel. In the middle panel, you will see lots of project settings. Click on the "All" button on the top left corner (instead of "Basic") to see more options. Then, under the "Architectures" section (first section), change the "Base SDK" to your Mac OS X version.
This should fix the problem