These two days after upgrade xcode9.0, originally xcode8.3.3 can compile cocos2dx project success, now apple Mach -o would (ld) Error, as follows:
Undefined symbols for architecture arm64:
"Non - virtual thunk to cocos2d: : CCTextFieldTTF: : canAttachWithIME ()", referenced from:
Vtable for cocos2d: : UI: : UICCTextField in UITextField at.
o"Non - virtual thunk to cocos2d: : CCTextFieldTTF: : canDetachWithIME ()", referenced from:
Vtable for cocos2d: : UI: : UICCTextField in UITextField at.
o"Non - virtual thunk to cocos2d: : CCTextFieldTTF: : attachWithIME ()", referenced from:
Vtable for cocos2d: : UI: : UICCTextField in UITextField at.
o"Non - virtual thunk to cocos2d: : CCTextFieldTTF: : detachWithIME ()", referenced from:
Vtable for cocos2d: : UI: : UICCTextField in UITextField at.
o"Non - virtual thunk to cocos2d: : CCTextFieldTTF: : getContentText ()", referenced from:
Vtable for cocos2d: : UI: : UICCTextField in UITextField at.
o"_stopMediaAnimation", referenced from:
- [AudioRecorder audioPlayerDidFinishPlaying: successfully:] in AudioRecorder. O
"Cocos2d: : CCDictionary: : removeObjectForKey (STD: : string const&) ", referenced from:
Cocos2d: : the extension: : CCArmature: : removeBone (cocos2d: : the extension: : CCBone *, bool) in CCArmature. O
Cocos2d: : the extension: : CCArmatureDataManager: : removeArmatureData (char const *) in CCArmatureDataManager. O
Cocos2d: : the extension: : CCArmatureDataManager: : removeAnimationData (char const *) in CCArmatureDataManager. O
Cocos2d: : the extension: : CCArmatureDataManager: : removeTextureData (char const *) in CCArmatureDataManager. O
"_sendDeviceTokenToServer", referenced from:
+ [WXOcToCInterface sendDeviceTokenToServer:] in WXOcToCInterface. O
"AppDelegate: : AppDelegate ()", referenced from:
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My project is set to: ios deployment target: 6.0
Base SDK: ios 11.0

Can please help me, I ask, how to solve? Online also sent a number of ways, all won't work, ah

CodePudding user response:

Has been solved, xcode9.0 there is a hole, it is important to note that!!!!!! Please refer to: http://blog.csdn.net/thoris/article/details/78139274

CodePudding user response:

Much,,,,,,,