Help with dwarfdump binary error
dazzleme
Member Posts: 152
I'm a pro member and have posted a request for help in two threads for help with publishing error: The dwarfdump binary must exist and must be executable: /usr/bin/dwarfdump.
I've also sent a message directly to GS in the "contact us" area. A few members have tried to help (thank you), but there's no response from GameSalad. Am I going about this wrong? I've been searching for the right way to do this, but apparently I'm missing something?
I've also sent a message directly to GS in the "contact us" area. A few members have tried to help (thank you), but there's no response from GameSalad. Am I going about this wrong? I've been searching for the right way to do this, but apparently I'm missing something?
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I will reinstall Xcode with unix tools and report back to the community if that solves the problem, cause I know bgapps is seeing the same issue. I still feel though, that in my instance it wasn't caused by my not having installed correctly. I've been publishing to the app store without issue up until now, and I've confirmed I have the dwarfdump file located in the correct path.
Im shocked you got a reply from a GS member in your thread within 30 min of you creating it.
Sorry to invade your thread, but I think this is another source of proof that the first priority tech support is BS since you yourself stated contacting them wasn't to much avail.
Log on to Apple's Developer site here:
https://daw.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/DSAuthWeb.woa/wa/login?appIdKey=D634F5C410E183A7BD8650B11A7C825F5A871BDB2392FE747A51628F0291F620&path=//membercenter/index.action
In the upper left section, you'll see "Dev Centers", in that area, click on "iOS"
On the iOS Dev Center, the first link under "Resources for iOS 4.2" is "Downloads", click that to get to where you download the latest build of iOS SDK, which is actually the bottom of the page you should now be on.
Look at "Xcode and iOS SDK 4.2", and just to the right of that is "Snow Leopard Downloads". Click on "Xcode 3.2.5 and iOS SDK 4.2" to download it. It's a few gigabytes worth of data to download. When installing, be sure to include the unix tools. If I recall correctly, it should be installed by default, it's when you do a custom installation that you might uncheck it.
I hope that helps!
Seriously, just the satisfaction of being able to help someone else on the forums is payment enough. I've been helped by plenty of others, and I've gotta say, it feels good to know I was finally able to help someone in return.
My app just finished uploading too!
Tagging the topic as "resolved".