So they clearly didn't even read the issue at all. I submitted this exact same issue (copy-pasted), and their only response was that RAD Studio 10.2 doesn't support iOS 12 and to contact their sales team about access to the beta release of RAD Studio 10.3. And now suddenly I have iOS 32-bit and 64-bit as available platforms, and they also now appear as available SDKs in the SDK Manager.Īnd for the record, you guys were much more help than Embarcadero Support.
#Rad studio 10.2 iso
Re-installed using the exact same ISO I used originally.
#Rad studio 10.2 license
I deleted this license from the license manager.
#Rad studio 10.2 upgrade
So I launched the license manager, verified that indeed I have 2 different licenses installed, and that RAD Studio 10.2 was apparently using the older, inferior XE8 Professional license, since it was covered under their upgrade licensing. Then I compared my installed edition of RAD Studio (Professional) to the edition named in our new Network Named User license (Enterprise). Taking note of comment, I thought it was weird iOS wasn't listed as an available platform through the ISO installer and remembered how older versions of RAD Studio used to offer it as a "Mobile Pack Add-On", but only for certain editions. We've had a hell of a time with Embarcadero licensing over the last couple of years, and this seems to be an extension of that. Tokyo support is considered an early beta release, but a few people have tested it with success. We have released GExperts 1.38 with support for RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin and 10.2 Tokyo. Now when I try to select the supported version of iOS through the Add a New SDK dialog in RAD Studio, the Select an SDK version combobox is populated with the newly-installed older macOS SDK "MacOSX 10.13", so I'm confident it is looking in the correct paths, but there is still no iOS SDK listed. GExperts 1.38 with RAD Studio/Delphi 10.2 Tokyo Support. So I downloaded Xcode 9.4.1 from Apple (which includes iOS 11.4 SDK), assuming iOS 11.4 would be supported since the RAD Studio docs say iOS 11 is supported.įollowing the troubleshooting docs, I installed Xcode 9.4.1 to a standalone directory (leaving the existing Xcode 10.1 alone in /Applications), updated the system selected Xcode (using /usr/bin/xcode-select -switch /path/to/Xcode-9.4.1.app/Contents/Developer), then restarted PAServer. RAD Studio 10.2 version 19.0 Please follow these instructions to remove any leftover files: If Windows 32-bit, remove the C:\Program Files\Embarcadero\Studio\19.0 directory (or the custom folder you had used). I then read the supported iOS target environments and saw iOS 12 is unsupported. The Add a New SDK dialog in RAD Studio then populates the Select an SDK version combobox with what it parsed, but it only lists the macOS SDK "MacOSX 10.14". Also installed is PAServer-19.0.app and PAServerManager.app, which both run as expected.Īfter following the RAD Studio docs to setup a connection profile and iOS SDK, I was able to connect to PAServer, it parsed the available SDKs ( /usr/bin/xcodebuild -version -sdk). The target environment is macOS 10.13.6, with all latest updates including Xcode 10.1 and iPhoneOS12.1.sdk, iPhoneSimulator12.1.sdk, MacOSX10.14.sdk. We purchased the product specifically for the capability of targeting both Windows and iOS, but so far we can only target Windows.
#Rad studio 10.2 update
The following table lists the version number associated with each release of Delphi compilers, beginning with Turbo Pascal 4.0 and ending with the current version of the compiler:ĭelphi 10.4 Sydney / C++Builder 10.4 Sydneyĭelphi 10.2 Tokyo / C++Builder 10.2 Tokyoĭelphi 10.1 Berlin / C++Builder 10.1 Berlinĭelphi 10 Seattle / C++Builder 10 Seattleġ60161 is the version for the five FireMonkey packages at XE2 Update 2: fmi161.bpl, fmx161.bpl, fmxase161.bpl, fmxdae161.bpl, and recently purchased a new license of RAD Studio Tokyo and installed version 10.2 Update 3 on Windows 10 Pro. Go Up to Conditional compilation (Delphi)
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