Hi everyone I'm getting my first project ready for submission to the app store and I've come across this snag... I'm using Xcode 5.1.1 and have tested the project on my iphone 4S and ipad mini devices and there are no issues. BUT on testing in the ios simulator I have come across the following problem: (1) if I set the target device to iphone 64-bit or ipad 64-bit (regardless of deployment target 6.x or 7.x) and then hit Build, I get the error: 'dependency analysis error. no architecture to compile.' (2) if I build my BT project and simulate it on any other device (not 64-bit), and THEN switch to a 64-bit device, it works, but as soon as I enter a HTML doc screen, the error 'missing plugin: the view controller for this plugin was not compiled' comes up on the device screen. Does anyone know what the problem is here? I couldn't find a similar issue in the forums. I'm concerned that apple will reject my submission if this is a significant problem.

I seem to have found a (at least temporary) solution to this elsewhere online. In xcode, under build settings/architectures, set 'build only active architecture' to NO and set 'debug' to NO. Not sure why or how long this will work for. I'd still be very keen to hear other people's thoughts on this or similar experiences.

Yep that's the answer. Note that live should already be set to no, meaning you wouldn't have problems once you publish the app anyway. Now you can test on 64-bit though.

cheers for the confirmation, chris1. what do you mean by 'live should be set to no'?

In XCode. That setting by default is yes for debug and no for live/production.

This worked for me thanks guys!

yes, thanks again, Chris1