[Xcode Template] MobileSubstrate Dylib Template for Xcode

I really appreciate your help, I've managed to change imports from <> to ""(surprisingly didn't take that much time ) and used drag and drop to add them to my project, everything works great now.

BTW, I tried it and this is what I got

Code:

error: cannot find interface declaration for 'UIModalView', superclass of 'SBAwayItemsView' 

because of this:

Code:

@interface SBAwayItemsView : UIModalView
{
    NSArray *_displayedItems;
    float _widestLabel;
}

Since my problem is solved already, I don't think we need to discuss it anymore.

Thanks again

I got this error while compiling the template:

Any solutions ?

I am getting the same error that was previously described by Raisen. I have the class-dump and libsubstrate.dylib in the correct locations.

I am trying to build on an iPhone w/ 3.1 on it.

What do I need do to get XCode to realize that libsubstrate.dylib does in fact exist? Do I need to do anything in XCode itself other than open the download, code sign it and hit compile?

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I followed all the steps, class dumped SprinBoard, copied to the appropriate folders of SDK 3.0 but somehow, when I try to build, xcode gives me 17 errors

Line Location Test_MS.mm:16: error: substrate.h: No such file or directory
Line Location Test_MS.mm:18: error: SpringBoard/SpringBoard.h: No such file or directory
Line Location Test_MS.mm:37: error: variable or field '$SpringBoard$applicationDidFinishLaunching$' declared void
Line Location Test_MS.mm:37: error: 'app' was not declared in this scope
(...)

Well, the first two lines probably tell everything. I don't know why xCode can't find those files.

substrate.h and SpringBoard/ header fiels are under /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS3.0.sdk/usr/include/

I also copied libsubstrate.dylib from my iPhone to /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS3.0.sdk/usr/lib

@cwe7976

This was actually quite a bit of work to get going. I've been able to successfully build SpringJumps (Just the MS plugin part - I haven't started on the preferences app yet.)

In project settings > build configuration I added my 3.0 open-toolchain headers include directory as an additional header search path. That solved "most" of the missing header errors. There were a couple of SpringBoard headers I had to copy into foundation.framework headers folder as well.

I adapted a copy of the default main.m file from the default Xcode "Open-Toolchain App" template and added it to the SpringJumps project, because I was getting a linker error, looking for main.m. I solved the 29 OBJC2_UNSUPPORTED errors by simply commenting out all the offending code in the relevant header file. (I wonder when this will bite me back?)

The compile was only successful in base 3.0 SDK in Release mode.

My next step will be to compile in Debug mode on the simulator and then I'll need to get MobileSubstrate compiled and installed into the iPhone Simulator, so I can start working on plugins there.

In retrospect - I'm not sure how much help this template actually was in my first successful 3.0 open-toolchain iPhone compile in Xcode 3.2. By the time I was done, there wasn't much evidence left of the template. In any case, the OP instructions got me started, and I feel like it helped a whole bunch!

Thanks a lot.
phor2zero

PS - look forward to the day you see apps on Cydia with the bundle name -
sw.phor2zero.appname ;-/

It's interesting that you post this, I recall a few months ago you really seemed against telling the world about Mobile Substrate plugins. (http://www.ifans.com/forums/showpost.php?p=966995&postcount=13)
Have you changed your mind?

Personally I'm really glad you're doing this and that you've been writing all these tutorials recently. I've found them very helpful and hope that you continue. You clearly know what you're doing, and the community needs more people like you to share the knowledge.

Thanks!
Charybdis

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