Dear keybow007,
I moved your question to its own topic.
No, you should not have to change anything in the generated project.
From the screenshot that you sent, it looks like you were starting the app in debug mode. In the log part we can see that the JDWP agent was waiting for the debugger to connect, but that did not happen for some reason. When running on the simulator, an app has about 30sec to get to the end of the applicationDidFinishLaunching*() methods in the UIApplicationDelegate that was passed to the UIApplicationMain(). Since your app got stuck at waiting for the JDWP connection, it never got there and the iOS Simulator killed the app.
In order to help us reproduce this issue, could you please answer the following:
- Did you start the ios-moe run configuration that is shown on the screenshot with the little bug icon at the top? If not, how?
- Could you provide us with your HW and SW configuration (CPU, amount of RAM, SSD or HDD, which version of macOS, Android Studio, Multi-OS Engine Android Studio Plugin and Xcode)?
- Could you please try launching your app in “Run” mode with the green play button instead of debug? Does it start then?
Best Regards,
Gergely