How-To get iPhone SDK to work on PowerPC based Macs
How-To get iPhone SDK to work on PowerPC based Macs
Based on the analysis of the special event last week where Apple announced the details of their much awaited iPhone Software Development Kit, one of the issues I had mentioned in the In-Depth Coverage of Apple's iPhone Software Development Kit - Part 1 & Part 2 was that as a...
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Thats almost too much work and a hastle to go through,. . . though apple was the user friendly platform! :)
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you can start the simulator, bur have you tried to build an application?
no architectures to compile for (ARCHS=ppc, VALID_ARCHS=i386); no executable will be created
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I just want a totaly modifiyable iPhone that I could build programs for without having to buy a new computer, I already spent 400 for an apple, do I have to spend 700 more? I'm starting to hate apple now.
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Wow, that's useless. You can install the SDK if you omit the SDK!
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I've posted (much simpler) instructions on how to get the official iPhone 2.2.1 SDK installed on PowerPC Macs http://apokalypsesoftware.com/blog/2009/03/23/130/
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I downloaded 4.0.2, installed via pacifist , but kept getting checksum errors on install , any ideas?
