Any one as been able you run the Simulator

it run for me

@aussiedra: are you having trouble getting it to run on the sim? I'm barely awake (been up for 30 hours working on this thing) but saw your post.

getting Command /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin/gcc-4.2 failed with exit code 1

I have got a problem running a 1.5 project in the simulator. The Build & Run results in many errors, all related to appDelegate. To be more specific: _appDelegate.h No such file or directory. The appDelegate files should be auto-generated, or not? Tried an old (before 1.5) project, but that one compiles and runs fine in the simulator. Any ideas?

I had the same problem update I check...

@manublou Did you HAD the same problem (in that case, what solved it), or do you still HAVE the same problem?

I HAD the same problem In xcode, right click on error => open this latest as transcript file and post the result please

the transcript file is almost 2000 lines long. Don't think it is a good idea to post that. It looks to me that de appDelegate files simply aren't created. If you had the same problem, can you describe what the solution was?

I've deleted 2 files, but don't remember wich one... Check in your transcript file

I dont see any 1.5 version on this moment.. i was sending a message to twitter with early adopter program, maybe i need to wait??

@peter try to delete BT_screen_image.m BT_screen_image.h to your BT_Screens folder in xcode

Maybe a clue: I had 317 errors, apparently all with appDelegates. My work folder had an apostrophe in its name. Changed its name, uploaded a new icon, redownloaded all... and now I just have a Command /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin/gcc-4.2 failed with exit code 1 error... Any idea about how to go further now?

my appdelegate errors went away after in my control panel delete some screens and setup the home screen again (layout => screens). It looks like the homescreen had to be set again, then download the code again. After that alle appdeletgate errors were gone and only one error was left was the above exit code 1. And to resolve that error, manublou posted the solution: delete bt_screen_image.m and .h in the bt_screens folder in xcode

Another clue: in your BT_screens folder, there is a file named BT_screen_images.m I've duplicated it and I named the copy BT_screen_image.m (with image without s) just to see what happens (after reading the details of the error message in Xcode)... Seems to work now! Give it a try if you get the gcc-4.2 failed with exit code 1 error!

good peter and is it ok for you on device ? always code signing error for me...

HI guys... looking into this right now. The settings you make on the control panel have NOTHING to do with build errors. Something isn't right. You should be able to build and run with NO errors, regardless of what you have or have not done in control panel.