I developed an app for iOS 9/10 for iphone devices but my client would like to present and show it first running on an iPAD (always iOS 9/10). I have tried to compile and run it on my iPAD mini but the result is awful. I mean that the visible screen is much smaller than the one of the iPAD and moreover it is very slow and the graphics is busted. This is strange because I wrote many constraints and my app shows good on every kind of iphone (> 4S). Moreover the app completely crashes when I tap on a table cell row to show the second View Controller... Why do I see this on ipad? Shall I change the device target which at the beginning was set to iphone only? In Xcode 8, under project --> Build Settings --> Targeted Device Family I see 3 options: 1, 2 and 1,2. What do they mean?
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iPhone/iPod touch is 1, iPad is 2, and universal (iPhone and iPad) is 1,2.
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Thank you. I've just tried it but I see the same things as described in my post. Moreover I don't know why the app crashes... :( – SagittariusA Sep 24 '16 at 14:51
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what abt TVOS ? we need TARGET DEVICE FAMILY 3 for it. – jayant rawat Nov 29 '16 at 09:10
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1@jayantrawat tvOS is indeed 3, watchOS is 4. Source: http://ilya.puchka.me/xcode-cross-platform-frameworks/ – Frankie Simon Jul 04 '19 at 09:19