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As @Dave Nottage says this is a change introduced on macOS 15, most specifically a "fix" for XCode 16. Alternatively to Dave's solution, if there is no Apple ID linked to Xcode and you can't/don't want to link it you could also copy all the profiles from the old location to the new one: cp -R ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData This was tested on a Mac with no profiles installed on the new folder whatsoever. This command shows on the PAServer terminal with verbose mode enabled, but its output is consumed internally by PAServer and not printed. You can always run the same command on another Terminal to explore the output.

I can't find this RSS report at https://embt.atlassian.net/ - Are you sure it got entered correctly? Can you post a URL to in this thread please?

I can confirm that I get the same problem as you (RSS-1987). I get the same issue if I compile with TwineCompile. @Jirka52This is what you would expect - it's not a compile time error - it is a debugger issue. If you get a compile time error there must be a problem with your source file. (or something else strange). I also get the same issue if I add a line: String S = _D("μ \u00B5 α Ω °C © Å "); and then save the file - this forces the file encoding to be UTF-8 with a BOM identifier. Definitely a bug. What is interesting is that the IDE works fine with target of Win64 (traditional) or Win64 (modern). What is interesting and surprising is that the IDE hangs in the same bad way if you use the Win32 classic compiler.

You can use ServiceThread->Terminate() instead. Yes, that will work, too. You can send it any control code that you can pass to ControlService(), such as SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP. If that is all the code your OnExecute handler has then you don't need to have the handler assigned at all. When OnExecute is not assigned a handler, the service handles SCM requests automatically by default. When you assign an event handler, you become responsible for handling requests yourself.

Indeed, it has. It is just not supported, as well as a couple of other scenarios. It is supposed to work when the assignment is isolated on that line. I have added a feature request. While the official way would be to mail to support@mmx-delphi.de, this place is also OK. It has the advantage that it is public and others can join the discussion.

Give me a couple of days: I'll let the admin know NOT to touch either this one or the host 🙂

Good thing we can invent new problems when we run out of actual ones to solve.

If you use "Twine compile" then you will get following error: [C++ Error] fmain.cpp(15, 26): unknown type name '´╗┐' IDE will survive without problem.