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No, they don't. Stop repeating this lie. They reject App Store applications which allow users to load in external code which is executed.

by tumult 17y ago

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gte910h 17y ago
You're wrong. Read section 3.3.2 of http://www.eff.org/files/20100302_iphone_dev_agr.pdf http://www.eff.org/files/20100302_iphone_dev_agr.pdf Search the document for "interpreted code" They expressly forbid it except for "included interpreters" aka javascript. So hypercard is out of the running.
- whyenot 17y ago
  Corona SDK http://anscamobile.com/corona/ http://anscamobile.com/corona/ is Lua underneath, and has been used by quite a few (at least 20) approved iPhone apps.
  - Zak 17y ago
    I think you can have an interpreter underneath, as long as it can't obtain code that isn't shipped with the app.
  - gte910h 17y ago
    And Apple never changes position on anything and removes things from the store retroactively. Oh wait they do that all the time. The way the agreement is written it expressly forbids interpreters. Additionally, corona is mostly compiled (although parts are still in an intermediate format see 16:30 in http://www.mobileorchard.com/corona-easy-to-implement-high-performance-native-iphone-apps-written-in-lua/ http://www.mobileorchard.com/corona-easy-to-implement-high-p...)
    - whyenot 17y ago
      The lua parts of corona are compiled to bytecodes, but they still run on a lua vm on the iphone. As far as Apple changing their minds, the last 24 hours have proven you right.
- rbanffy 17y ago
  > So hypercard is out of the running. Unless you reimplement it in JavaScript
- CamperBob 17y ago
  That can't be the case, or Unity3D wouldn't be able to use Mono on the iPhone.
  - gte910h 17y ago
    From the monotouch faq: >MonoTouch is delivered as a static compiler that turns .NET executables and libraries into native applications. There is no JIT or interpreter shipped with your application, only native code.
    - CamperBob 17y ago
      And as of this morning, even that's not good enough. Sigh.

No, they don't. Stop repeating this lie. They reject App Store applications which allow users to load in external code which is executed.

by tumult 17y ago

No, they don't. Stop repeating this lie. They reject App Store applications which allow users to load in external code which is executed.

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gte910h 17y ago

You're wrong. Read section 3.3.2 of http://www.eff.org/files/20100302_iphone_dev_agr.pdf http://www.eff.org/files/20100302_iphone_dev_agr.pdf Search the document for "interpreted code" They expressly forbid it except for "included interpreters" aka javascript. So hypercard is out of the running.

whyenot 17y ago
Corona SDK http://anscamobile.com/corona/ http://anscamobile.com/corona/ is Lua underneath, and has been used by quite a few (at least 20) approved iPhone apps.
- Zak 17y ago
  I think you can have an interpreter underneath, as long as it can't obtain code that isn't shipped with the app.
- gte910h 17y ago
  And Apple never changes position on anything and removes things from the store retroactively. Oh wait they do that all the time. The way the agreement is written it expressly forbids interpreters. Additionally, corona is mostly compiled (although parts are still in an intermediate format see 16:30 in http://www.mobileorchard.com/corona-easy-to-implement-high-performance-native-iphone-apps-written-in-lua/ http://www.mobileorchard.com/corona-easy-to-implement-high-p...)
  - whyenot 17y ago
    The lua parts of corona are compiled to bytecodes, but they still run on a lua vm on the iphone. As far as Apple changing their minds, the last 24 hours have proven you right.
rbanffy 17y ago
> So hypercard is out of the running. Unless you reimplement it in JavaScript
CamperBob 17y ago
That can't be the case, or Unity3D wouldn't be able to use Mono on the iPhone.
- gte910h 17y ago
  From the monotouch faq: >MonoTouch is delivered as a static compiler that turns .NET executables and libraries into native applications. There is no JIT or interpreter shipped with your application, only native code.
  - CamperBob 17y ago
    And as of this morning, even that's not good enough. Sigh.