It is your responsibility to ensure the projects work in our lab environment, so I strongly encourage you to clone your repository onto one of the lab machines and try to build/run your programs with XCode 10.1 before you submit them. I will become less lenient about fixing configuration problems as the semester progresses. If you do not follow these steps, I will be unable to compile and run your code. After creating a project, you must change several project settings:.Do not use SwiftUI – change that option to Storyboard.Do not change Team from None, or else you will be the only person able to compile the code.If you have chosen to install XCode 11 on your own computer, you will need to take special care when setting up projects. Perhaps the best route is to create your projects on a lab computer, even if you then checkout out the project on your own computer. Type git on the command line to verify that the tools were installed properly.Īctually, some of you are still experiencing some compatability issues. In the dialog box that pops up, click “Install”. To do this, open a terminal window and run the following command: xcode-select -install You will also need to install XCode’s command-line tools in order to use git from the command line. Launch the application to complete the installation and verify that it works. Do not download any other version to ensure compatibility with the class materials!ĭouble click on the downloaded file to decompress it.ĭrag the resulting XCode.app file into the Applications folder. This is free and enables you to download XCode.Īfter you are logged in, go to the following page: XCode 10.1Ĭreate an Apple Developer account at.
If you wish to use your own computer, you can install the software we’ll be using as follows.
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