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I thought "non-Objective C" languages weren't allowed in the App store, or something like that.

• sandyarmstrong 13y ago
  That was never consistently enforced, and was eventually removed as a rule.
• deadfall 13y ago
  "Gambit compiles the Scheme code down to C, which I can then link to Objective-C for iOS, or port to Android or any other platform that Gambit supports."
• loumf 13y ago
  That was in the rules and quickly abandoned. What they care about is that you don't load new code from the Internet. Ostensibly, the reason is security, but the real reason is they don't want you to make an app store. JavaScript in webviews is excepted because you couldn't show a website without that. If you don't get new code from the Internet (for example, someone types it in) that's ok. It's even ok to copy and paste it from the Internet.
• jcromartie 13y ago
  This was assumed to be the case until approximately early 2010.