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DenisM
on Sept 15, 2012
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The iPhone 5's A6 SoC: Not A15 or A9, a Custom App...
Ouch. Do you have to have two Xcodes side by side, or can you install old SDL into new Xcode?
paxswill
on Sept 15, 2012
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Officially, side by side is the way to go. Unofficially, you can sometimes merge the actual SDK bundles into the most recent Xcode directory.
pooriaazimi
on Sept 16, 2012
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Just FYI: New Xcodes install into /Applications/Xcode.app (and things like instruments are now in /Applications/Xcode.app/bin/Developer/Instruments.app or something like that) and the old Xcode is in /Developer.
So, it's not as bad as it might seem.
rsynnott
on Sept 15, 2012
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You have to have two side by side.
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