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Actaully, you can recompile it and run it on your iphone by getting the SDK and dev tools. How do you think that developers test their programs? I tell xcode
by evgen 18y ago
Actaully, you can recompile it and run it on your iphone by getting the SDK and dev tools. How do you think that developers test their programs? I tell xcode to compile the app and if my phone is plugged in it automatically uploads it. The AdHoc distribution model (still be be enabled or explained in much detail) also suggests that you will be able to distribute your app to up to 100 other users.
- tstegart 18y agoYeah, from what I can tell, ad-hoc distribution will take care of a lot of the issues. My understanding is anyone can develop any application and install it on their own phone and up to 100 other users, without authority from Apple. You save the $99 fee, and you can make whatever you like.
- tlrobinson 18y agoPresumably you can distribute the source and recompile for an infinite number of iPhones.
- apgwoz 18y agoOh. That's cool. Obviously the SDK has the emulator. I didn't realize you could compile and install yourself on the actual phone.