Problem with XCode

Unity Engine
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Hello, I have some problem with XCode, I upgrade XCode to 3.2.5 for iOS 4.2 and Unity to 3.2 ,and after that I get this error when I press build and run in my project :

File:	/SourceCache/DevToolsBase/DevToolsBase-1763/XcodeFoundation/Specifications/XCSpecification.m
Line:	448
Object:	<XCSpecification>
Method:	registerSpecificationProxiesFromPropertyListsInDirectory:recursively:inDomain:inBundle:

path should be a string, but it is nil

When I click cancle, XCode opens and I can chose my project and click run, the problem was that then the compile process does not works al the necessary jobs to run the project properly , and the result was that my OpenFeint plug in does not work at all .

Please I need help with this , any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks

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If you are using any build scripts to help with the OpenFeint integration, you shouldn’t use the “build and run” option. Just use build, then make sure everything has finished before running it in Xcode.

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Thanks
I find out that OpenFeint integration needs to include some extra stuff, more then they people from Openfeint wrote in manual , I loss about a day to setup every thing properly and now I achieve to run OpenFeint from Unity project.
Now I will setup OpenFeint features , like scores and achievements.

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I just started getting this everytime I open XCode. I’m using the Prime31 Social and Etc Plug ins. I’ve already tried reinstalling XCode. What did you do to correct this?

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There is a symbolic link left over from the Airplay SDK installation. Removing this fixed me issue.

$HOME/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/AirplayGCC.xcplugin

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Hi!! I installed the Airplay plugin. After unistalling it and removing that left over from the Airplay SDK, I keep on having the same error message…anyone is having the same issue?

Thanks!!

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@ Kenlem, That worked for me.

“$HOME/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/AirplayGCC.xcplugin”

note between “Application Support” is a space not a backslash… in y case.