of course it'll compile to ARM code. That's what XCode does too. Applications you build for the iPhone using Objective-C are compiled to native ARM code. If yo

of course it'll compile to ARM code. That's what XCode does too. Applications you build for the iPhone using Objective-C are compiled to native ARM code. If you want to display something on the screen, you will have to use the native API (which, too, is native ARM code). What Adobe did here was to statically link a flash player to the flash movie. So what you install is basically the flash player capable of just playing that one movie of yours. It's still native code and doesn't load external code either, so it's fine with Apples new rules.