Objective-C with Cocoa in Xcode and Leopard Interface Builder coding error

Asked By otis hartwell 40 points N/A Posted on - 01/29/2013

Please help, I tried coding Objective-C with Cocoa in Xcode and Leopard Interface Builder but the resultant out has some errors. Any ideas how to resolve this issue?

RunPlatFormUnitTests.Include – OCT

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error: -[RightTriangleTestCases testCreateRightTriangle] : Line Location RightTriang

error: -[RightTriangleTestCases testCreateRightTriangle] : Line Location RightTriang

error: Failed tests for architecture 'i386' (GC OFF)              Line Location RunPlatform

error: Failed tests for architecture 'i386' (GC ON)                Line Location RunPlatform

note: Compilation tests for architectures 'i386'                     Line Location RunPlatform

 

note: Failed tests for architecture 'i386' (GC OFF)               Line Location RunPlatform

 

note: Failed tests for architecture 'i386' (GC ON)                 Line Location RunPlatform

 

note: Started tests for architectures 'i386'                             Line Location RunPlatform

 

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Answered By Tonya David 0 points N/A #196753

Objective-C with Cocoa in Xcode and Leopard Interface Builder coding error

Take a look at the apple latest sample of code and read the "read me" file and check if you are doing any thing wrong.

To run the logic tests:
1. Choose Project > Set Active Target > CalculatorTests.
2. Choose Project > Set Active SDK > Simulator.
3. Choose Build > Build. Xcode runs the test cases implemented in the CalculatorTests.m file.
4. Choose Build > Build Results to open the Build Results window, containing the tests results. You may have to click the Show Transcript button (the third button on the bottom-left corner of the build results list) to view the build transcript.

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