Launcher fails with iOS Simulator from Xcode 4.3 GM about simlaunch HOT 8 CLOSED

If it's not clear from the console logs, the dylib that can't be resolved by iPhoneSimulatorRemoteClient is:

@rpath/DevToolsFoundation.framework/Versions/A/DevToolsFoundation

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And the DevToolsFoundation.framework is located in /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/OtherFrameworks -- see also https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TISTUD-1196 for a suggested fix.

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Thanks for the pointer, I'll see if I can adapt this to simlaunch

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If you run the md query and look for Xcode.app first then for the platform you can retrieve it, I'm working on a patch that will fallback to looking for the platform in Xcode. see below

⚡ mdfind "kMDItemDisplayName == 'iPhoneSimulator.platform'"

⚡ mdfind -onlyin /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents "kMDItemDisplayName == 'iPhoneSimulator.platform'"
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform

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I've got it working in Xcode 4.3 alongside 4.2(SL)

https://github.com/mogeneration/simlaunch/commits/standalone_xcode

Its not the best fix but its something i had to get working to get to the bottom of other problems.

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I have slightly different fix for the same issue:

chucks@c96818b#diff-1

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oh mine also fixes the DevToolsFoundation Framework thing (Edit: just realised you linked it in the project file, damm suppressed diff)

Chucks yours has a hardcoded path :(

Edit:
In my case i've got to support loading over many Xcode versions (nightmare)

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Resolved through significant hackery in trunk. I implemented custom Mach-O parsing and pre-emptive resolution of @rpath-relative LC_LOAD_DYLIB library references. This allows the use of Xcode installed at any location on the drive, and should be backwards compatible with earlier Xcode releases.

This improves on some of the approaches given above, in that they set -rpath to a fixed path to /Applications/Xcode.app. Testing would be most appreciative.

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