I’m trying to get my MAC connection up and running (I’m not a MAC person) and am stuck
I have Xcode 16.2 beta 2 installed on the mac, along with Command line Tools for Xcode 16.2 beta 2, and paserver 21.0
Delphi is 10.4.1 and the connection to PAserver ‘tests’ ok.
When I try to do the ‘SDK manager add’, after selecting the platform as ‘macOS 64-bit’, the profile as the tested one, ‘Select SDK Version’ only displays ‘Command Line Tools’ and there is nothing in the dropdown, ther than this.
What am I missing?
Have you made a new SwiftUI app in Xcode and deployed the hello world app to your physical device?
Doing this is an important first step to ensure everything is working before going to Delphi.
I didn’t see the SwiftUI as being part of what is required and from what I saw the ‘hello world’ app comes after I do the bit I’m having trouble with.
I have not (and never had) needed to do this.
With XCode you just need to set it up, download the command line tools, and then configure PAServer. You don’t need to touch XCode after that unless you need it to look at logs or fiddle with certificates which are not working - the most common problem on a Mac!
On some of the Delphi guides it talks about (if you have multiple command line tools versions) of setting the current command line tool version in XCode.
Attempting to verify this setting (XCode, Settings, Locations) I found that whilst it was set to “Xcode-beta 16.2”, there was a greyed out line beneath the setting which read "(No Xcode Selected)
Hmmm, I thought, so I changed the command line tool to what it already was (can’t change it to anything else), entered the admin PW to confirm the change, and the greyed out text changed to the path to the tools.
Went into Delphi on Windows and did the SDK manager add again, and now “Xcode-beta 16.2” is available for selection.
On to the next problem.
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