//Import the umbrella header # import 'GPX.h ' //To parsing the GPX file, simply call the parse method: GPXRoot.root = GPXParser parseGPXWithString:gpx; //You can generate the GPX: GPXRoot.root = GPXRoot rootWithCreator: @'Sample Application '; GPXWaypoint.waypoint = root newWaypointWithLatitude: 35. 658609f longitude: 139. 745447f; waypoint.name = @'Tokyo Tower '; waypoint.comment = @'The old TV tower in Tokyo.
'; GPXTrack.track = root newTrack; track.name = @'My New Track '; track newTrackpointWithLatitude: 35. 658609f longitude: 139. 745447f; track newTrackpointWithLatitude: 35. 758609f longitude: 139. 745447f; track newTrackpointWithLatitude: 35. 828609f longitude: 139. 745447f; Usage with Swift In order to use this library with the new Swift programming language you need to use the Objective-C Bridging header.
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Basically, you have to create a.h file that imports GPX.h.
Hi: Compile openSSL, I encountered a troublesome problem when compile-arch i386 compiler-arch armv7 when wrong. I encountered this problem has been for several days, and I suspect that is not different simulator sdk and iphone sdk or my sdk missing file.
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Hi folks, I'm new to XCode-/iOS-Development(not programming itself) and want to make some simple Apps to get used to it. My current project is a simple QR-Code-Generation. For this task I want to use the Open Source Library libqrencode. ( ) I did not use open source libraries in my older coding projects but I guess I understood most of the 'mechanics' 😉 Until now I tried to build the static library and include it in my XCode-Project. But when compiling code using functions from the library I get Error-Messages (will post later if needed, not sitting on my Laptop right now). I guess my first mistake is allready when building the static library. The second one might be incorrect use inside XCode, since I am not sure if all my steps are correct here.
So my questions concerning the first problem: 1. I want to build the libqrencode-Library for all Platforms and Configurations in XCode, so Simulator and Device as well as Debug and Release.
Until now I just used the commands:./configure -enable-static make sudo make install I guess when compiling for the iPhone-Simulator I need to set the target-Flag to i386, but I am not sure about the correct syntax for doing this. How about for Device, what's the correct Flag for armv6/armv7? (BTW, do I have to build for both of them seperately and then create a fat library?) Any help is appreciated. I did google on this alot allready but mostly got a little confused by the many different proposed solutions. So a clear answer would help a lot. Message was edited by: EliteTUM. Thank you sptrakesh, this helped a lot.
Thanks, will try and post results this evening. In the meantime another question (sorry, starts getting a lot of them now): How do I check what target the library was built for?
Is there a special command in bash? I remember when first time building libqrencode I needed to get libpng12. Until now I do not use any commands for creating PNGs but I did not rebuild it for the iPhone-Simulator nor the iPhone-Device. Will the libpng12-library still be linked by XCode and could this consequently be the source of error? Thanks for the tipp, file works quite good but not always gives enough information. The following command I was recommended really gives detailled infos! Otool -hv FILENAME So I did some/many re-compilations.
Current update: Using a little different configuration-Setup I managed to build.libpng12.a. for.i386. I use following code: #! OK looks like I got a little confused and mixed up some error-messages.
Of course the.dylib-File is not important. Nevertheless, now I tried following steps: 1. Apple Footer.
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