Hi,
I have things working in iOS simulators, but when i try the iPod touch, not everything works. this is xcode 4.2.
what im seeing is mouse events going to the wrong component. now, what i think is happening is that the screen coordinates are somehow coming through wrong for a tap. The bit of code im looking at is:
UIViewComponentPeer::handleTouches in juce_ios_UIViewComponentPeer.mm
i dont think there’s anything wrong with this code, because what i think i have here is a compiler problem. the touch in question is an armv6 build and it only goes wrong when optimization is enabled - yes that old chestnut!
in the debugger, it looks like the y' coordinate is incorrectly a copy of the
x’ coordinate, although it’s hard to tell being an optimised build. what i’ve done is make copies of X and Y in an attempt to try to to see the values when in the debugger.
so anyhow, if this is a compiler optimization problem then it’s just tough for me. right now, i’ve disabled optimisation for armv6 (but it goes a lot slower on an already slow platform).
i was wondering if anyone else has seen tools problems in this regard, either that or whether there might really be a difference with iOS 4.2.1 or iOS3.2 in its touch behaviour that might affect this.
also, im using this “apple LLVM compiler 3.0” option, but the older option doesnt make any difference for this.
any help, ideas, similar observations appreciated,
thanks.