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Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, cannot find interface declaration for superclass just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up “Cannot find interface declaration for NSObject”? up vote 7 down vote favorite 1 So I've done some research into this issue, but cannot find interface declaration for uiviewcontroller superclass of I haven't found anything similar just yet... So I'm coding a game in Obj-C using Xcode and Sparrow Framework. I've been working on the simulator up until this point, and it's all been going fine. But when I switch to running it on my device, I get all sorts of errors for things that should be standard, e.g. "Cannot find interface declaration for NSObject", "Unknown type name 'NSMutableArray'" etc. I've already got #import in
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each class, so you would think that it shouldn't happen, right? I get the feeling that it's just a line or two that needs changing somewhere - but I haven't got a clue what or where. If anyone has any advice, it would be very much appreciated. :) EDIT: Here's a screenshot of one of the .h files that give errors - it seems to only be in some of the .h files that I've created. http://i.imgur.com/EuQh4.png objective-c ios xcode sparrow-framework share|improve this question edited Oct 29 '12 at 7:10 iDev 20.8k44875 asked Jan 24 '12 at 22:04 Dylan Beck 38115 3 Sounds like Foundation isn't imported somehow. Try adding #import
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programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Cannot find interface declaration for 'NSObject', superclass of 'DDFileReader' up vote 0 down vote favorite I am new to OSX development http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8994911/cannot-find-interface-declaration-for-nsobject and am trying to build a file parser. I found a guide on how to parse line by line in another stackoverflow thread -How to read data from NSFileHandle line by line?. I am having some issue implementing it. I created a new DDFileReader.h file to define my FileReader object, however, I keep getting the error Cannot find interface declaration for 'NSObject', superclass of 'DDFileReader'. What does this error mean? Do I have http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27119354/cannot-find-interface-declaration-for-nsobject-superclass-of-ddfilereader to load/require some external library? DDFileReader.h @interface DDFileReader : NSObject { NSString * filePath; NSFileHandle * fileHandle; unsigned long long currentOffset; unsigned long long totalFileLength; NSString * lineDelimiter; NSUInteger chunkSize; } objective-c osx cocoa share|improve this question edited Nov 25 '14 at 5:32 asked Nov 25 '14 at 5:24 Huy 3,95633170 1 #import
Expert BirdJoined: May '12Posts: 201 Excelcius Expert BirdJoined: May '12Posts: 201 Hi folks Ive run into a problem after deleting my projects derived data Im getting the errors "Cannot find interface declaration for NSObject" and "unknown http://forum.sparrow-framework.org/topic/cannot-find-interface-declaration-for-nsobject type name NSString" and "unknown type name BOOL" in SPEvent and SPEventDispatcher along with http://iphonedevsdk.com/forum/iphone-sdk-development/48864-static-library-cannot-find-interface-declaration-for-uiview.html warnings in the class Im currently working on such as "class method +alloc not found (return type defaults to id)" followed by the too many errors emitted error, anybody know what the problem could be and how to fix it Im totally stuck Thanks Posted 3 years ago # Shilo Master SparrowJoined: Dec '10Posts: 988 Shilo Master cannot find SparrowJoined: Dec '10Posts: 988 Oh my, I have had many issues regarding XCode and derived data issues have been among the worst! It is a bad idea to delete the derived data (unless the project has been deleted), although I don't know the purpose of the data. I have been very careful when messing with derived data and have yet to actually delete the data so I don't know how to fix cannot find interface your issue. If I were to guess, I think cleaning the project and renaming the project name and filename of the project might fix it. I am pretty sure derived data and the project are connected via the project's name. If that doesn't work, possibly the best fix in the long run would be to create a new project and copy all the files and code into it. Posted 3 years ago # Excelcius Expert BirdJoined: May '12Posts: 201 Excelcius Expert BirdJoined: May '12Posts: 201 Hi Shilo I deleted the derived data to fix a reoccurring problem I have with xcode where the code hinting and error reporting stops working Ive done it several times before and its solved the problem when the derived data was rebuilt, but maybe something in a recent update of xcode caused it to break on this occasion. I wish they would put the derived data in the projects folder instead of hiding it in the library keeping it together would perhaps prevent obscure conflicts and make resolving issues more straight forward. I think Im going to have to start a new project and copy the files over, pain in the neck but thats xcode I suppose Thanks Posted 3 years ago # Excelcius Expert BirdJoined: May '12Posts
click one of these buttons! Sign In Register Categories What's New? Activity Best Of... Static Library: Cannot find interface declaration for 'UIView' MichaelE Posts: 446Registered Users May 2010 edited October 2011 in iOS SDK Development I have a project that compiles without errors. I want to create a static library with the same project files, so I added a static lib target to my project and added the resources, bundle resources and link libraries to it. When compiling the static lib I get a few hundred errors similar to: error: cannot find interface declaration for 'UIView', superclass of 'TestmageView' I have UIKit and Foundation frameworks linked to the static library...is there something else I should be doing? Post edited by MichaelE on October 2011Michael Emmons
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0 · Replies dbonates Posts: 3New Users August 2010 edited August 2010 harkonian wrote: ยป I have a project that compiles without errors. I want to create a static library with the same project files, so I added a static lib target to my project and added the resources, bundle resources and link libraries to it. When compiling the static lib I get a few hundred errors similar to: I have UIKit and Foundation frameworks linked to the static library...is there something else I should be doing? have you foun any solution??? Im stucked at exact same point... thanks in advanced 0 · Serene IT Posts: 1New Users January 2011 edited January 2011 Issue: 1. You're trying to create a static library using files from an existing project, 2. Your static library was created as a new Target in the existing project, and 3. You're getting a 'Cannot find interface declaration for [a common UIKit class]' error. Reason: The new static library target doesn't have the Prefix Header file specified. Resolution: 1. In Xcode, Right-click on Targets->[your static library name]. Select 'Get info' in the popup menu. 2. Click on the 'Build' tab. Search for the 'Prefix Header' setting. Set i