Xcode SDKRoot shows as 4.3

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AppHappy I hate code! Posts: 4 Reg: Apr 09, 2011 USA 40	confirm \| cancel 09/09/11 12:17 PM (14 years ago) Xcode SDKRoot shows as 4.3 When I download my newly created app from your site and bring it up in Xcode, the project IOS deployment target states 3.0 but the Target SKDROOT states 4.3. I just released an app (of my own) that got a warning about an SDKROOT of 4.3 will not allow verizon users to download it. I have tried to change this setting but to no avail. Any ideas? I don't want to limit my customer base. Title Comments When I download my newly created app from your site and bring it up in Xcode, the project IOS deployment target states 3.0 but the Target SKDROOT states 4.3. I just released an app (of my own) that got a warning about an SDKROOT of 4.3 will not allow verizon users to download it. I have tried to change this setting but to no avail. Any ideas? I don't want to limit my customer base.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	09/10/11 10:06 AM (14 years ago) Different installs of Xcode sometimes show different SDK root options. The general idea is to select the 'latest base sdk' version you have installed on your machine. Do this in the build setting. Have a look at the video in the help section titled 'iOS Base SDK Missing' Comments Different installs of Xcode sometimes show different SDK root options. The general idea is to select the 'latest base sdk' version you have installed on your machine. Do this in the build setting. Have a look at the video in the help section titled 'iOS Base SDK Missing'

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