I finally got my M1 MacBook Pro and now I can't debug on the simulator anymore because of this.
I have another OpenGL app which works fine and the only significant difference is that the working app renders directly through GLKit while the one that crashes uses SceneKit in OpenGL mode.
The iOS 13 simulator works fine on Apple Silicon. This broken OpenGL ES support is in the iOS 14 and iOS 15 simulators on Apple Silicon.
I have reported the issue as FB9778409. I am hoping the Apple response is not just to remind us that OpenGL is deprecated. I imagine that there is still a fair amount of OpenGL use out there, and I think the effort required to unbreak this in the ARM simulator is not much.
Hi! Any updates on the issue you reported?
So this effects just the simulators? The apps will still work on iphones/ipads?
Also, FB9778409 has been removed, so I guess that is Apples response. 😡
I'm getting the same error when compiling project with Xcode 14 Beta 1 on M1 Pro.
Maybe a solution for this :
Each time I got this error on Simulator or Physical Device, if I switch to the opposite architecture, real build errors appears.
When they're fixed on the switched architecture, I can finally switch back to the desired one.
It seems like Xcode keep some uncleanable cache somewhere. Or, another time, maybe Xcode is just not available to point the correct error.
Got the same error on M1 in the simulator :(
Does anyone know how to fix it?
The problem went away when I switched to using the Metal renderer for Google Maps:
GMSServices.setMetalRendererEnabled(true)
This solved the problem for me. Thanks
Perfect
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Bill3D
Add a CommentI had set the preferred rendering api to openGL for compatibility with my old MacBook when in the simulation environment. Which caused the error you had in the new M1. I removed this override and the error is gone.