Are you an IOS developer, and a newbie developer who is not much experienced in IOS development. You downloaded a code from internet for your reference. When you opened it you found that there are no simulators list to run your code against but showing My Mac 64-bit, as shown in picture below
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| No Simulators |
This article or post will help you in resolving the above listed thing and bring back simulators list. Follow some steps and it will get solved
Step 1: Select your project and in its target general settings check for deployment target, if its not there then set it.
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| Xcode Project Target Setting |
Step 2: If you still did not found simulators list, then select app target next to stop button and select edit scheme. Shown in picture below
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| Select edit scheme |
Step 3: When you press edit scheme a window will pop up, select Run as shown in picture
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| Select Run |
In above picture you can clearly see that there is no executable selected for the project, its NONE in front of RUN.
Step 4: Select Executable drop-down and select your app target there. Shown in picture
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| Select target from Executable Drop Down |
Now you have list of simulators to run the app.
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| Complete demo as slideshow |