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iphone Programming Glossary: earliestiPhone: Base versus Active versus Deployment target http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1358033/iphone-base-versus-active-versus-deployment-target possible you are correct Set the Base SDK to the lastest SDK possible 3.0 3.0.1 Set the Deployment Target to the earliest SDK possible 2.0 Apple does allow you to specify iPhone 2.0 as the Deployment Target but keep in mind any API or framework..
Cannot Impliment UITextview inside a UIPageViewController http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15612240/cannot-impliment-uitextview-inside-a-uipageviewcontroller into a page's main view. This works because when the UITextView becomes first responder it will search for the earliest superview in the view hierarchy that is of type UIScrollView and it will scroll that scrollview to accommodate for the keyboard..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2796587/how-do-i-make-a-universal-iphone-ipad-application-that-programmatically-uses-u has completed set your build SDK to 3.2. Go to your application's build settings and set its Deployment Target to the earliest OS you want to support with your application with 3.0 being the farthest back you can go . Finally you will need to weak..
Recommended way to support backward/forward compatibility in iPhone app? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2954342/recommended-way-to-support-backward-forward-compatibility-in-iphone-app have not already mentioned is that you build against the latest SDK i.e. 4.0 in this case and set the target to be the earliest you want to support 3.0 in this case . You might like to try using the 3.2 SDK to create a universal iPhone iPad app. This..
How To Make iPhone App compatible with multiple SDK (firmware) versions http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3027120/how-to-make-iphone-app-compatible-with-multiple-sdk-firmware-versions SDK ie 5.1 and still run on devices with earlier versions of the firmware SDK . Set your Deployment Target to the earliest version you want to be able to run with ie 3.0. You set your Base SDK to the latest version that you are compiling with..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3092386/base-sdk-3-0-to-sdk-4-0 you are compiling against. So you can use any classes properties or methods in the Base SDK. The Deployment Version is earliest version of the OS that you want users to be able to run your code against. If you use a feature available in the Base SDK..
iPhone App baseSDK and iOS deployment target http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3703612/iphone-app-basesdk-and-ios-deployment-target share improve this question You generally want to build against the latest SDK but set the deployment target to the earliest you can. So to run on as many devices as possible use SDK 4.1 but set your deployment target to 3.0 or 3.1.3. I strongly..
Which iPhone “Active SDK” version should I use? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/380138/which-iphone-active-sdk-version-should-i-use my app will work on iPhone 2.2 If I build with SDK 2.2 my app won't work on iPhone 2.0. I would think that using the earliest version that can build the app would be best this way it will run on iPhones running older OSes. But is there a risk that..
Codesign error: Certificate identity appearing twice http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5932522/codesign-error-certificate-identity-appearing-twice CERTIFICATES in there you will probably see iPhone Developer . You will probably see it TWICE Select the one with the earliest Expiration date right click and select DELETE. Restart Xcode if you havent. Works now. Happy Coding. share improve this..
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