Hi
new to xcode I see with bvi the code with strings. Can I hide those alike g++ on Linux does?
Also 2nd how/where to change the output location in xcode?
Many thanks
Showing posts with label binary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label binary. Show all posts
Monday, May 5, 2014
Monday, March 3, 2014
how can I change the binary of live App from universal app to ipad only?
I need to change the current live App from universal to ipad only as the wrong binary was uploaded in the first instance
how can I change this?
Saturday, November 16, 2013
how can I change the binary of live App from universal app to ipad only?
I need to change the current live App from universal to ipad only as the wrong binary was uploaded in the first instance
how can I change this?
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Can't upload binary
HelIo,
I have added my app to the app store. I started to add my binary, but I had to stop before I could actually upload any files. (Sorry, I'm not sure of the name) I indicated that my app did not have any encryption. Then I had to go back. Now, when I try to go to my app to upload the binary, I have no option to do so. This is all I can see.
invalid binary
hola yo desarrollo aplicaciones para moviles y tengo problemas para cargar el binario desde inicio de mayo
Thursday, April 11, 2013
GUC232A USB serial adapter and binary data
I am using a IOGear GUC232A USB to serial adapter on a MacBookPro (10.8.3). Most of the time it works fine. However, recently, I started trying to capture serial data from a device that communicates using binary data. I have tried using several different programs to capture the communication to a file like:
- Minicom (installed via mac ports)
- ZTerm
- screen
- a series of terminal commands
stty and cat to a file
has anyone experienced receiving binary data causing the keyboard and mouse (bluetooth) to stop working? I assume something happens to the usb and that kills everything. The machine itself is still running but I have no way of intereacing with it so the only thing I can do is force a power down.
GUC232A USB serial adapter and binary data
I am using a IOGear GUC232A USB to serial adapter on a MacBookPro (10.8.3). Most of the time it works fine. However, recently, I started trying to capture serial data from a device that communicates using binary data. I have tried using several different programs to capture the communication to a file like:
- Minicom (installed via mac ports)
- ZTerm
- screen
- a series of terminal commands
stty and cat to a file
has anyone experienced receiving binary data causing the keyboard and mouse (bluetooth) to stop working? I assume something happens to the usb and that kills everything. The machine itself is still running but I have no way of intereacing with it so the only thing I can do is force a power down.
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