I'm trying to run ios Simulator on Windows, I successfully connected to the MAC, but there's no devices I could run on. How can I run ios simulator on this thing and please bear with me I'm new to this?
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I am creating a Flutter app in Android Studio and have installed my app on the Xcode iOS Simulator. Whenever I open the app, the Simulator's screen turns white for about one second before my Mac completely freezes and forces a restart, saying "Your computer restarted because of a problem."
When I emulate my app in the Android Studio Android Emulator (Pixel 6 API 33), the app functions perfectly fine. I have tried restarting Xcode, Xcode Simulator, Android Studio and MacOS, but the problem still persists.
MacOS Monterey 12.5.1,
Simulator: iPhone 14 Pro, iOS 16.0
What could be causing this and how can I solve this issue?
i can not help without an error message but try to run the app in release mode.
flutter run --release
I am having issues running my Flutter apps on my iPhone 11 device. The app runs fine on the simulator. It is when I install it on my device with flutter run that the problem occurs. I ran flutter doctor and it said there were no issues found.
What is happening is that the app installs on the device seemingly fine. However, when you launch it (and trust the developer in iOS settings), the app just crashes.
I tried testing this with a fresh Flutter app, to see if it was a problem with the recent update to 1.12.13 hotfix 8. And, even the fresh app is crashing on my phone.
Is there a solution for this problem or am I going to have to downgrade to an older version of Flutter?
Thanks
I'm having an issue running iOS simulator from Expo. I'm seeing these two errors:
Trying to open the project in iOS simulator...
Opening iOS simulator
iOS Simulator device failed to boot. Try opening Simulator first, then running your app.
Error installing or running app. Error: Timed out waiting for iOS Simulator device to boot.
Trying to open the project in iOS simulator...
Booting device in iOS simulator...
There was a problem booting a device in iOS Simulator. Quit Simulator, and try again.
Error installing or running app. Error: No iPhone devices available in Simulator
An iPhone 5s with iOS 11.2 is clearly available and works in Xcode simulator with a simple project ran from Xcode which tells me this is an Expo issue.
I'm using:
Expo version: 3.4.1
Xcode version: 9.2
Mac OS: 10.12.6
Please note - I cannot upgrade my OS. So Xcode version 9.2 is what I must use.
Things I've tried:
set command line tools as correct Xcode version with path /Applications/Xcode.app
delete all simulators and re-add them
start simulator before running app / start simulator after running app
delete all contents under Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/
I know this question has been asked before, but no solid answer has been given. Maybe someone has figured it out since then.
your phone runs a newer version of software, so you won't be able to use Xcode version 9.2, you have to use 11.2 or newer before running it on your own phone.
if you want it to work with a newer version of iOS, you have to link the device files of newer Xcode version to the version you use.
https://community1.pega.com/community/pega-support/question/building-mobile-apps-newer-ios-versions-older-xcode-versions
this link should help you with your problem, just follow their steps
you have to do this because each iOS has its own files which comes with the new versions of Xcode
I hope this helps you;)
I have just started using cordova and ionic with vs2015. I am running this on a windows 10 machine. I have built the android side and put to store.
I have a version of mac running via vmware on the windows machine. I have tried copying the xcode project file across manually and building, butrun into bui;d errors. Is there a way of linking vs2015 ios build directly to the xcode on the vmmachine.
If not may some guidance on building and copying the correct parts for xcode.
Cheers
Sounds like you need to run your app on the iOS Simulator
Make sure that you have installed the remote agent on a Mac that meets all system requirements, and that you have started the remote agent.
Make sure that you have specified iOS processing, the host name or IP address, port, and security PIN in Visual Studio.
With your app open in Visual Studio, choose iOS from the Solution
Platforms list. If you don’t see this list, choose Solution
Platforms from the Add/Remove Buttons list to display it.
In the simulator list, choose Simulator – iPhone or another iOS
simulator.
Selecting the iOS Simulator Press F5 to start the app.
If the remote agent is set up correctly, Visual Studio deploys the app to the iOS Simulator on your Mac.
iOS Simulator running on a Mac
Tip If you are running a version of the iOS Simulator with a Retina display on a lower-resolution Mac with a non-Retina display, you may need to scale the emulator to 50% so the app will fit on the screen (choose Window, Scale).
If you have configured the remote build agent on your Mac as described in the article Install tools for iOS, you can build and run your app on an iOS device that is connected to your Mac or PC.
I want to test the browser response on IPhone for my web based app. Can I install the simulator on windows (7 or 8)? Where can I download IOS7 Simulator for Windows8?
You cannot do this without a MAC . You can have virtual MAC and run the simulator on that. Check out this link
How to Virtualize iOS on a Windows 7 computer