Shano

I, too, have been using Log.d and Monitor.bat I just thought there had to be a better way, as waiting for the debugger to start is such a waste of time.

Does anyone know how to speed up the Delphi 12.2 Debugger? I have an Android device connected to my Delphi, and if I set a breakpoint in the FormCreate and set a breakpointin the FormShow. It takes 4 minutes to reach the FormShow event, which is a ridiculous amount of time and makes debugging utterly useless. procedure TMainForm.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var i : integer; begin // breakpoint here i := 0; end; procedure TMainForm.FormShow(Sender: TObject); begin // breakpoint here ShowMessage('FormShow'); end; If you run the application without debugging, it takes seconds to see the FormShow message on the screen. Thank you in advance.

I tried all of the above and still had issues not seeing the development certificate in Delphi 12.2. I ended up creating a Test App in Xcode and installing that onto my iOS 18 device. I then closed everything down and restarted everything. I could then see the correct Provisioning Profile and certificate in my Delphi 12.2 Provisioning Area. I could then run my app in Delphi 12.2, which transferred my app to my iOS device successfully. The xcode Test App must have put everything required by the PAServer in the correct place.

After wiping my MAC and reinstalling everything again with no luck, I ended up creating a test app in xcode using the certificates and then everything started working and I could then deploy my app to my iOS 18 device. The test project must have put everything in the right place required by the PAserver. On the bright side of life I now have an extremely clean MAC. 🙂

Hi Dave, I have the same setup as you, thanks for the pointer regarding using 16.1 and not 16.2. When you say no debugging, do you mean you cannot create breakpoints, or can't even transfer the App to the iOS Device via running it with debug and the iOS device selected. I am asking, because I can build and create an ipa file that I can then use the transporter to upload without error, but I cannot click run and install the app onto my registered test devices. I keep getting an error 'Unable to find certificate' 'XXXXXX' in provisioning profile "ffdssdfsdfdsfdsfsdf"

Turned out in the end I needed to follow these steps. Your applicationName.dproj needs to look like - <Platform Condition="'$(Platform)'==''">Android</Platform> <PlatformSDK Condition="'$(PlatformSDK)'=='' And '$(Platform)'=='Android64'">AndroidSDK26.1.1_64bit.sdk</PlatformSDK>

Thank you for the answer. Here is the translated answer I changed my dproj to '<Platform Condition="'$(Platform)'==''">Android64</Platform>'

It is absolutely ridiculous that Embarcadero do not provide download links to the versions of the SDK and NDK that is compatible with each version of the Delphi IDE. There should be a Git Package for each Delphi Version. The amount of time I have wasted trying to get Delphi 12.2 to build an Android App which was previously building with Delphi 12.1 is just ridiculous! Does anyone have a List of Steps to follow that will work to upgrade the Delphi Delphi 12.2 SDK and NDK Currently I have this setup. Thank you in advance.

I Have Delphi Athens installed and am trying to build a 64 bit app and I am gettting this message. [DCC Fatal Error] F1026 File not found: 'C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\23.0\CatalogRepository\AndroidNDK-21-23.0.51961.7529\android-ndk-r21\toolchains\aarch64-linux-android-4.9\prebuilt\windows-x86_64\aarch64-linux-android\bin\ld.exe' I do not have a path C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\23.0\CatalogRepository\AndroidNDK-21-23.0.51961.7529\android-ndk-r21 I have a C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\23.0\CatalogRepository\AndroidNDK-21-23.0.53982.0329 path. I want to build Apps for iOS18 and Android 14 (API level 34) How do I fix this please.

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@Dave NottageLooking into it further and I think it is because I do not include the required libraries: libcrypto and libssl when deploying the app. Is there any easy way to do this? Can I just put the files on the mac in the scratch-dir? Can I download the compiled versions of the files from anywhere or do I have to go through the process of compiling them myself? When you follow Embarcadero's link to get the files, the first thing I read is "I urge you to not use this project" 🙂 Thanks

Hi have a mobile app currently built using Delphi 12. My apple is a Mac Mini, Apple M1, Sonoma 14.2 The app can connect with the Rest server using HTTP, using Indy with no problems. When I run the iOS simulator, It failed to connect to the server. Are there any settings that I am unaware of that give the iOS Simulator access to HTTP connections? Thanks Shane

Yes I reinstalled the last official release Xcode 15.0.1 - Oct 18 2023 and all works as expected. Well that only cost me half a day. Thanks.

I have xcode 15.1 installed. I think it is a Delphi Error though, using the incorrect call to the PAClient. I am not trying to run the simulator. I am trying to delpoy to the mac.

M1 I can open the simulator from Xcode. Problem is I do not want to use the simulator. I want to build a Release for submission to Testflight, but everytime I try to deploy the App, for some reason it tries to run the simulator. I just want to reset so that the Release deployment works as it used to, Platforms = (com.apple.platform.iphonesimulator)