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please help me with this !!!!!!!!!!! - Version: Beta release 3, 4/15/2008 12:37PM PST
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koolpash
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- please help me with this !!!!!!!!!!!
- please help me with this !!!!!!!!!!! (4 replies)
How to Install iPhone SDK on PowerPC Macs!!! - Version: 1.0, 3/10/2008 06:16PM PST
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libertyforall1776
http://www.iphoneatlas.com/2008/03/10/surprise-iphone-sdk-also-works-on-powerpc-macs/
Though Apple states that the iPhone software development kit requires an “Intel processor-based Mac running Mac OS X Leopard,” developers have found that — with a little leg-work — the SDK also runs on PowerPC-based Macs.
By default, the iPhone SDK package available free from Apple’s site will run on a PowerPC-based Mac but omit the iPhone SDK-related files, installing only Xcode 3.1 beta and a series of other files. This routine is easily circumvented via the shareware tool Pacifist, which can be used to force an installation of the entire SDK package on PowerPC-based Macs.
Follow these steps:
Drag the iPhone SDK package onto the Pacifist icon
Select the top entry, “Contents of iPhone SDK”
Click the “Install” button in the upper-left corner and enter your administrator credentials
The “Aspen” Simulator, which is a Universal Binary, will properly launch and emulate iPhone applications on PowerPC-based Macs.
Windows users are still out of luck when it comes to the official SDK, though developers are currently seeking alternative, Windows-based deployment methods.
Though Apple states that the iPhone software development kit requires an “Intel processor-based Mac running Mac OS X Leopard,” developers have found that — with a little leg-work — the SDK also runs on PowerPC-based Macs.
By default, the iPhone SDK package available free from Apple’s site will run on a PowerPC-based Mac but omit the iPhone SDK-related files, installing only Xcode 3.1 beta and a series of other files. This routine is easily circumvented via the shareware tool Pacifist, which can be used to force an installation of the entire SDK package on PowerPC-based Macs.
Follow these steps:
Drag the iPhone SDK package onto the Pacifist icon
Select the top entry, “Contents of iPhone SDK”
Click the “Install” button in the upper-left corner and enter your administrator credentials
The “Aspen” Simulator, which is a Universal Binary, will properly launch and emulate iPhone applications on PowerPC-based Macs.
Windows users are still out of luck when it comes to the official SDK, though developers are currently seeking alternative, Windows-based deployment methods.
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Now What? - Version: 1.0, 3/8/2008 08:02AM PST
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Brass Hammer
So, after we create our cool apps, how do we share them? Versiontracker is clearly uninterested, they do not even have a category for these. (However, "Palm OS" is listed!)
This appears to be poorly thought out.
This appears to be poorly thought out.
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or is it strictly meant for macos-x
please
thanks to all replies in advance
prashant .