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I have tried all the solutions I could find on the internet but none has worked, the application was created with an intel processor and I think it is some kind of problem with the creation of the project because the libraries that give me error adding them in a project from 0 work perfectly, I do not know if it is possible to update the project somehow and to stop using rosseta that slows xcode in such a way that it becomes insufferable to develop.

Here is an image of the error xcode gives me when I try to run the application without rosetta

Thanks in advance!

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First of all, when you want to run your previously created app on a simulator, you should run your simulators on rosetta as well. Therefore go to: Your HD -> Applications -> Xcode, right click and show package content -> Content -> Developer -> Applications -> Simulator.app

Here is the path:

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Applications/Simulator.app

Open context menu -> change the settings of the Simulator.app in the information like you did for Xcode: Set checkmark for Open with Rosetta.

Later you could see if it is necessary to exclude some architectures like arm64 in your build settings, see this image:

Exclude Arm64 In Build Settings

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