Lol isn't it ironic that
Iphones, Ipods, and Ipads have their app code written in XCode, when it is based off of C++, which is harder to get on Macs.
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| AlitCandle wrote: |
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| "when it is based off of C++, which is harder to get on Macs." |
Because it's an Apple product, C++ suddenly has integration issues? I don't think so.
Wazzak
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I don't know what an Ipod is, but if I had as little as $100 I could easily write and publish application's on my son's iPod.
/troll mode=appologetic
Sorry, I'm just laughing. I'm really not trying to be mean.
/troll mode=off
What I suspect the OP is saying is that he wants to develop on a non-Apple platform for the iProduct, but he can't because you need to have a Mac to do so according to Apple's official line.
You can try one of these instead if you want:
http://devlup.com/mobile/cross-platform-mobile-development-tools/2416/
http://mobiledevices.about.com/od/mobileappbasics/tp/Top-5-Tools-Multi-Platform-Mobile-App-Development.htm
I don't know what an Ipod is, but if I had as little as $100 I could easily write and publish application's on my son's iPod.
/troll mode=appologetic
Sorry, I'm just laughing. I'm really not trying to be mean.
/troll mode=off
What I suspect the OP is saying is that he wants to develop on a non-Apple platform for the iProduct, but he can't because you need to have a Mac to do so according to Apple's official line.
You can try one of these instead if you want:
http://devlup.com/mobile/cross-platform-mobile-development-tools/2416/
http://mobiledevices.about.com/od/mobileappbasics/tp/Top-5-Tools-Multi-Platform-Mobile-App-Development.htm
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