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Library not loaded: @rpath/Charts.framework/Charts Xcode 6.3.1, iOS 8.3 #57
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The framework should be "Embedded". It's in the readme. On Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 2:22 PM, markleeyw [email protected] wrote:
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"Embedded Binaries"! On Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 2:30 PM, markleeyw [email protected] wrote:
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Yup its working now ... sorry silly mistake !! ha ha ! |
I'm having a similar problem... Every time I add the framework (either as embedded binary and/or linked), the framework shows in red as if it weren't able to find it. Any ideas? I'm really at a loss here. Thanks! |
@mseijas you might need to provide more error logs. I am not clear what's your problem. Can you compile it? Can you create the chart objects? Check build settings about swift, and follow the README exactly. If it's Objective-C based project + iOS 7, set |
But Xcode told you already! I don't understand why you are asking... In other words, you are sending a If you really want to send such messages, you better try your luck with a |
Or maybe She? |
Hahaha! No, but that's the thing... I actually haven't defined it as a UIView but as a LineChartView... except that I don't think Xcode is picking up on that... Look!
That's the object i'm sending the |
No friend, that's not the object. That's a definition of a pointer. The
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OH.MY.GOD!! You're so right!! I've been beating my head against the wall for 3 days to figure this out, can't believe I miss that! THANK YOU!! Thank you SO SO much!! |
You're welcome and have a nice day ;-)
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I have a similar problem. My app works when I run in simulator, but when I deploy for in house distribution, it crashes.
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Seems like you have a linking problem (Framework was not embedded Please search for many posts regarding this... Or follow the README On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 4:35 PM, abraxascorner [email protected]
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@danielgindi thanks for help (I already followed readme file). |
You do not have to revoke your certificate, that is a mistake. בתאריך יום חמישי, 1 באוקטובר 2015, abraxascorner [email protected]
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@danielgindi I created provision profile today, new one, but it didn't work. Then I revoked distribution cert and I was able to run app without crashing on start. |
This truth is old cert (without OU) will never get swift-core authorized for in hourse distribution. This is Apple's rules. |
It seems to fail when optimizing the Swift library for your binary. "Copying libSwiftCore..." So its some Xcode bug. Maybe the libraries are not downloaded correctly from the AppStore, or maybe a permissions problem on Xcode's temporary folders... |
Do not post one question in two old issues. If you had problem that is different, file a new one. To me, it's saying It should be easy to triage: /usr/bin/xcrun is the program on your Macintosh, and --toolchain cannot be recognized by /usr/bin/xcrun. You can start from here. Use other machines /usr/bin/xcrun, manually run /usr/bin/xcrun, check its version, Xcode version, anything. |
Hi all, Had this same issue. I fixed it easily by removing it from embedded binaries and just drag the folder in with all the swift classes. First had to build it on the device and took awhile to compile everything. |
Thank you, because of his carelessness did not carefully read README, attention next time! |
dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/Charts.framework/Charts can any one pls help me with this.. Got stuck for more than a day. I have added embedded libraries too. Please help meeeee |
@RagulLakshmanan the solution is all here, and google and stack overflow. I'd say take rest and start over again. |
@RagulLakshmanan did you try my fix I mentioned above? I just used it last week for another project and everything works as expected. |
@lzantal @liuxuan30.. Thank you all.. The issue was the certificates. I have cleared all the certificates and provisioning profile and kept only the required one. Having profiles and cert in one file will cause this problem. The code is working and took build in device too. Happy coding. |
Incase this helps anyone, none of the solutions I kept finding on the web were working for me. Pulled my hair our for 2 days, and tried everything. I revoked in-house cert, new provisioning profile, added files to embedded, etc. Could not for the life of me figure out what was wrong until I noticed that in Keychain access my Apple WWDR and iOS Distributions certs were being set to "Always Trust" instead of "Use Systems Defaults". Switched my certs back to "Use Systems Defaults" and everything went back to working as it should. I have no idea why and how this works but it did. |
does anyone encounter this problem please help "dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/libswiftCore.dylib deleting the derived did not work so as cleaning and rebuilding |
Simulator Works fine but when running on an iPhone I get this error.
Xcode 6.3.1 and iOS 8.3 Deployment.
Any help?
dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/Charts.framework/Charts
Referenced from: /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/F1F8EA37-A2F3-4078-8F65-9291C708B698/stepz.app/stepz
Reason: image not found
(lldb)
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