It seems that the problem had something to do with a ‘#’ in either ‘#AppName_Prefix.pch’ or ‘#AppName.xcodeproj’. I renamed the Prefix header and the xcodeproject file and updated the project to reflect the new name of the prefix header then a build -> clean and voilà everything seems to be working again.

I’ve been using that script for a few months now and have added alot to it and think I should give back. I’ve packaged it up with a nice readme, posted it up on github and released it under the GPL.

Usage:

usage: /Users/trcjr/bin/opensim [ <app_name> | updateLinks <link_dir> [ Preferences | Documents | <cmd> <file> ]
ex: /Users/trcjr/bin/opensim updateLinks ~/iPhoneSimulatorApps
Creats symlinks for all installed apps in ~/iPhoneSimulatorApps
Note: <link_dir> must already exist.
ex: /Users/trcjr/bin/opensim SomeApp Preferences
Opens the Preferences folder
ex: /Users/trcjr/bin/opensim SomeApp Documents
Opens the Documents folder
ex: /Users/trcjr/bin/opensim SomeApp sqlite3 some_sqlite_database.sqlite
Opens runs sqlite3 with the full path to some_sqlite_database.sqlite as its first arguement

The README:

Opensim is a shell script that makes accessing applications on the iPhone
simulator a breeze.

Based on opensim by Craig Hockenberry

http://furbo.org/2009/03/03/open-sesame/

Examples.

opensim SomeApp Preferences
Opens the Preferences folder for SomeApp.
( ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/User/Applications/<GUID>/SomeApp.app/Preferences )

opensim SomeApp Documents
Opens the Documents folder for SomeApp
( ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/User/Applications/<GUID>/SomeApp.app/Documents )

opensim SomeApp sqlite3 some_sqlite_database.sqlite
Opens runs sqlite3 with the full path to some_sqlite_database.sqlite as its
first argument.
( sqlite3 ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone
Simulator/User/Applications/<GUID>/SomeApp.app/Documents/some_sqlite_database.sqlite )

Note:
If you have more than one file with the same name in two different
directories, ie db.sqlite in Documents/ and db.sqlite in SomeApp.app/
you would need to specify it by doing something like:
opensim SomeApp sqlite3 app/db.sqlite
This would open SomeApp.app/db.sqlite
opensim SomeApp sqlite3 Documents/db.sqlite
This would open SomeApp.app/Documents/db.sqlite

opensim updateLinks ~/iPhoneSimulatorApps
Creats symlinks for all installed apps in ~/iPhoneSimulatorApps
Note: <link_dir> must already exist.