Updated to latest version and now get _OBJC_CLASS_$_UIDevice error

[in...@uppersetting.com]

I have a OS X application which previously worked.  I'm not sure I have added J2ObjC correctly to my project.  First I convert my Java code to Objective-C.  Next I add the code to my project.  Finally I follow these steps which previously worked.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

1. Download J2ObjC from GitHub, create a target directory then extract the contents of the zip file.

2. From the Project navigator view, click on the HelloClient node then select the  Build Settings  tab. Make the following changes (substitute the directory you extracted the J2ObjC files too for $distribution-path):

a.In User Header Search Paths, add $distribution-path/include

b.In Library Search Paths, add $distribution-path/lib.

c.In Other Linker Flags, add -ljre_emul. (jre_emul is J2ObjC's JRE emulation library).

Finally, select the Build Phases tab, open the Link phase and add:

a.The libz.dylib library, needed to support java.util.zip.

b.The Security Framework, to support secure hash generation.

c.The libicucore.dylib library, needed to support java.text.

[Tom Ball]

Sounds like UIKit isn't being linked in -- Foundation.framework always needs to be linked into any j2objc app, and UIKit.framework with any iOS app. To check, select your app's target, select the Build Phases section and expand the "Link Binary with Libraries" section. It should look something like this:

The libicucore.dylib library is no longer required, but it won't hurt to still include that in the list.

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[Tom Ball]

Also, the framework order in this list doesn't matter.

[in...@uppersetting.com]

OK I got my iOS application to work with your instructions.  In order to get my OS X application to compile I had to change the lib path to j2objc/lib/macosx. 

Thank you

[Tom Ball]

Right -- Xcode started checking the device as well as architecture info of .o files in 7.0, so we could no longer share the x86_64 arch between the iOS simulator and OS X. Instead of just dropping OS X support, we instead moved the libraries for it to their own library path.

[vishnusa...@gmail.com]

Yes, cleared my issues.