Is ARC really supported in iOS 4? The iOS 4.2 SDK is missing ARC-related symbols at linking time?

ARCis supported on iOS 4.3 and above. You need to use the iOS 5. X SDK but can select iOS 4.3 for the Deployment Target.

The one thing that is not supported in 4.3 is automatic weak reference zeroing Oh, Xcode 4.2 is now out of NDA and can be used to submit apps.

ARCis supported on iOS 4.3 and above. You need to use the iOS 5. X SDK but can select iOS 4.3 for the Deployment Target.

The one thing that is not supported in 4.3 is automatic weak reference zeroing. Oh, Xcode 4.2 is now out of NDA and can be used to submit apps.

Thanks (facepalm). It actually seems to be working with 4.2 as a deployment target as well, however... going to test on a real device now. – Doug McBride Oct 12 at 23:47 It seems to run fine on my device as well, running iOS 4.2.1.

– Doug McBride Oct 13 at 0:24 I suppose that there is no problem, Apple generally refers to a recent version even if a prior version is also supported. But, it may not be approvable for the app store. – CocoaFu Oct 13 at 0:28 I'll update this if I get rejected :) Thanks again.

– Doug McBride Oct 13 at 0:41 Sorry, looks like @CocoaFu was correct. After I restarted Xcode, it seems to only work in 4.3. Xcode 4 seems easily confused :( – Doug McBride Oct 13 at 1:17.

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