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What iOS/Xcode version matches which version of LiveCode?

LiveCode 5.5.2 – Xcode 4.4.1 – Mac OS 10.7.4 – iOS 6.0

LiveCode 5.5.3 – Xcode 4.5 – Mac OS 10.7.4 – iOS 6.1

LiveCode 5.5.5 – Xcode 4.6.3 – Mac OS 10.7.4 – iOS 6.1

LiveCode 6.1.2 – Xcode 5 – Mac OS 10.8.4 – iOS 7.0

LiveCode 6.6.1 – Xcode 5.1.1 – Mac OS 10.8.4 – iOS 7.1

LiveCode 6.6.4 – Xcode 6.0.1/6.1.1 – Mac OS 10.9.4 – iOS 8.0/8.1

LiveCode 7.0.0 – Xcode 6.0.1 – Mac OS 10.9 – iOS 8.0

LiveCode 7.0.1 – Xcode 6.1 – Mac OS 10.9/10.10 – iOS 8.1

LiveCode 7.0.4 – Xcode 6.2 – Mac OS 10.9/10.10 – iOS 8.2

LiveCode 7.0.5 – Xcode 6.3 – Mac OS 10.10 – iOS 8.3

LiveCode 7.1.0 – Xcode 6.4 – Mac OS 10.10/10.11 – iOS 8.4

LiveCode 7.1.1 - Xcode 7.1- Mac OS 10.10/10.11 – iOS 9.1

LiveCode 7.1.2 – Xcode 7.2 -Mac OS 10.10/10.11 – iOS 9.2

LiveCode 7.1.3 – Xcode 7.2 -Mac OS 10.10/10.11 – iOS 9.2

LiveCode 7.1.4 RC1 – Xcode 7.3 -Mac OS 10.11 – iOS 9.3

LiveCode 8.0.0 – Xcode 7.3.1 -Mac OS 10.11 – iOS 9.3

source: https://livecode.com/resources/support/ask-a-question/

HTH,

Thierry

So what about the LC 6.7.x series, e.g. 6.7.8?

The original is here: https://livecode.com/resources/support/ask-a-question/

If you think this list is not right or some information is missing,
you are free to inform LiveCode Ltd: support@livecode.com.

When the original and official list will be updated, I"m easy updating mine.

This way,
I hope most of iOS Livecoders will be happy to have this official information here.

Kind regards,

Thierry

Hi Mikey,

so here is a stack that tells you which versions of Xcode/iOS work with which MacOSX version using LC 6.7.8

This is just so you do NOT shoot the messenger.

Kind regards
Bernd

Two folks in the same thread ask me to not shoot them. Either I'm the King, or I've built a reputation, for some reason. Why, I don't know. I don't think I've unleashed a good flame, here, ever.
Just an FYI, while you may emplore me to not shoot you, I could cut out your heart with a spoon...because it would hurt, more...

Mikey wrote:Two folks...

Only one!

I've edited my answer and slighly changed the subject of this thread.

Be happy.

@thierry: "I've edited my answer and slighly changed the subject of this thread."
So, now, I need to edit all my answers to make the rest of the commenters appear to be hapless dopes...

@Mickey,

yes I meant Thierry being the messenger.

did the attached stack provide you the answer to your question?

So what about the LC 6.7.x series, e.g. 6.7.8?

Kind regards
Bernd

Can't this be a little bit more developer friendly? I don't think so much changes to xcode from the view point of LiveCode so don't know why LC is sooo picky.
I mean.. my phone demands xcode 7.2 to put apps on it. LiveCode demands a lower version. Result: I have at least 2 xcode installs on my mac (xcode is HUGE wouldnt mind if it was a couple of 100 MB'... but last version is almost 11 GB as app!)

rinzwind,
In the Standalone Settings I have the build set to 7.1 or later and I'm able to load to my iPhone 6s with iOS 9 and my iPhone 4 with iSO 7.1.2 with no trouble. I'm running Xcoce 7.1.1 on my Mac.

Thierry wrote:What iOS/Xcode version matches which version of LiveCode?

http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... 69#p136604

list updated!

HTH,

Thierry

Hi all,

just added LC 7.13, 7.14 RC1 and 8.0.0 RC1 to the list.
Source: The appropriate "ReadMe" files.


Best

Klaus

Xtools version installed on my Mac: Version 7.3 (7D175)

OS X El Capitan Version 10.11.4

LiveCode 7.1.3 doesn't recognize the SDK (as advertised in the list) {i.e. - red box in Mobile Preferences}

LiveCode 7.1.4 rc2 does find and recognize the 9.3 SDK

LiveCode 8.0.0 rc1 recognizes 9.3 SDK as well (NOTE: 8.00 dp 16 did NOT recognize an SDK)

Thank you Thierry for this complete and very useful list.
I believe that the last 2 lines (LC 7.1.4 and LC 8.0.0) should be further edited as Xcode 7.3 requires OSX 10.11.x and cannot be installed with 10.10.x

GoneToSail wrote:Thank you Thierry for this complete and very useful list.
I believe that the last 2 lines (LC 7.1.4 and LC 8.0.0) should be further edited as Xcode 7.3 requires OSX 10.11.x and cannot be installed with 10.10.x

Thanks 'GoneToSail'.

List updated!

Regards,

Thierry