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I'm running out of ideas and hoping someone in the community might give me some pointers. I'm currently using UIBubbleTableView (http://alexbarinov.github.io/UIBubbleTableView/) to integrate in-app chat into my project. Everything works/renders fine when I use iOS non-64-bit simulators. Once I use the iOS 64-bit simulator, the UIBubbleTable doesn't render. Here's what I know:

1. It's not a problem with the datasource. The data loads fine. numberOfRowsInSection, numberOfSectionsInTableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath all return expected non-null results.

2. The example UIBubbleTableView project looks like it works fine with the 64-bit simulator.

3. I created a test ViewController in my own project and copy and pasted ViewController.m/h/xib straight from the example project to my project and the bubbletable doesn't show.

I'm now wondering if it's a 64-bit caching or configuration issue. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

stevekohls
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user3081257
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replace 

(float)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath

for

(CGFloat)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath

in UIBubbleTableView.m

nKn
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rafaelrcm
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I make it to work by changing the the project "Build Settings" and under "Architectures" change it to match what the UIBubbleTableView use which is "$(ARCHS_STANDARD_32_BIT)". But I do want to know why if it is set to 64bit, the cell don't render. Hope will hear someone actually able to fix this issue.

ronlee
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The reason will be down to using the wrong variable types. Especially in UITableView-related functions don't use float or int, use CGFloat and NSInteger as these are double the size in the 64-bit architecture so appear to be causing some problems!

CMash
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Check the discussion here: https://github.com/AlexBarinov/UIBubbleTableView/issues/69 For those who are new, rafaelcrm's answer is the correct one.

AndaluZ
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