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Hi fellows, I'm having several issues with build time for iOS devices (not for the simulator). A build is taking about 5 minutes or more! I'm using the latest version of Xamarin Studio ( Build 19) and the latest version of the Apple SDK's. This is happening on a MBPr 15' i7 16 GB SSD, so It's definitely not an hardware issue (specially. File-in-use issues may result when leveraging the concurrent-process feature of MSBuild. Not specifying the argument /maxcpucount:[n] (short form /m:[n]) instructs MSBuild to use a single process only. If you are using the MSBuild or Visual Studio Build tasks, you may need to specify "/m:1" to override the "/m" argument that is added by default. Spent a whole night struggling to get this working, turned out i had forcefully shut down VS during an initial build thinking it got stuck not knowing it was actually downloading a MB file to my C:\Users[UserName]\AppData\Local\Xamarin\zips folder.