The connectIQ framework is missing the x86_64 slice which makes it not possible to run in the simulator. It should work if you run on device. I will check after work.
$ xcrun -sdk iphoneos lipo -info ConnectIQ.framework/ConnectIQ Architectures in the fat file: ConnectIQ.framework/ConnectIQ are: armv7 arm64
We've working to get this addressed. Basically, the build process we use is breaking the OS X aliases needed by the framework. We should have a resolution soon--apologies for the inconvenience!
We've working to get this addressed. Basically, the build process we use is breaking the OS X aliases needed by the framework. We should have a resolution soon--apologies for the inconvenience!
Not only that. I was able to fix the aliases issue by copying and pasting the content inside the folder Versions/A into the top level folder, right under *.framework. This fixed the missing headers issue. However once I tried to build the project, Xcode 6.1.1 compiler throws an error because the architecture is not supported by the framework. Changing the architectures under the build options didn't solve the problem, the compiler just kept throwing the same error but for each different architecture.
Thus I think there are two issues to fix:
1. The aliases.
2. The compilation of the framework.
Honestly - that is severely lacking. I want to explore how to do a companion app and emulate (dreaming) things like that pebble is doing via 3rd party smartwatch+ app.
