How do I fix that problem in Xcode.

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- Hunnenkoenig
- - Joined 7 Jul, 2018
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Hello guys, I want to test my build App with the Simulator on Xcode but I can't fix that Message.

Gretes :)
- foxium
- - Joined 5 Jan, 2017
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I have the same thing. Try to go to XCode Preferences, then Components and install the latest 12.1 Simulator.
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- WRS
- - Joined 2 Feb, 2019
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Hello guys, I want to test my build App with the Simulator on Xcode but I can't fix that Message.

Gretes :)

Unfortunately neither. This problem is due to the fact that Xcode does not support the Construct assembly. According to this, you can test only by connecting a real iPhone to the wire.
- Javanie
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- 1 May, 2019
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Try this simple method.

Open Xcode then open supportCheck.js replace this code:
"undefined"==typeof WebAssembly&&c.push("WebAssembly")

with

"C3_IsSupported"==typeof WebAssembly&&c.push("WebAssembly")

Note: use this method only for run iOS simulator, when you build for release use the original supportCheck.js

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- WRS
- - Joined 2 Feb, 2019
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Try this simple method.

Open Xcode then open supportCheck.js replace this code:

> "undefined"==typeof WebAssembly&&c.push("WebAssembly")

with

> "C3_IsSupported"==typeof WebAssembly&&c.push("WebAssembly")

Note: use this method only for run iOS simulator, when you build for release use the original supportCheck.js

Video guide:

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