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Issues submitting firemonkey app to app store

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I have tried dozens of configuration settings trying to get this to work, but still to no avail...





When I am trying to submit to the app store, the application loader is reporting the following error







iPhone/iPod Touch: application executable is missing a required architecture. At least one of the following architecture(s) must be present: armv7.







My understanding is that fpc 2.4 can only generate armv6 code anyway.





I have tried setting all build settings to only reference armv6, installed the previous version of XCode 3.2.6 and linked with the iOS SDK 4.3, hoping that this will address any references to armv7, but still no joy.





According to the XE2 Update 4 release notes, fpc 2.6 supports armv7, but despite the release notes having been available for weeks, there is no sign of the update!





Has anyone successfully uploaded an app using current tools (it surely has to be possible), and if so, could you please share your secret!





Thank you


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  1. Tips For AllMarch 1, 2012 at 9:38 AM

    Answering my question (sorry)...

    I have upgraded to FPC 2.6 and all is okay.

    I was reluctant to do this as it would make my development environment 'non-standard', however it was quite painless.

    There is a paragraph in the release notes to the effect that nothing has changed in the xcode environment. This is probably accurate to an extent, but it is at least a little misleading as the compiler now builds armv7 code okay which is the issue I needed resolved.

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