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"Just for my curiosity, I would love to understand how Adobe managed to get the specs of the iPhone byte-code." It isn't bytecode, it is a binary on a commonly
by ptomato 17y ago
"Just for my curiosity, I would love to understand how Adobe managed to get the specs of the iPhone byte-code."
It isn't bytecode, it is a binary on a commonly used platform (ARM).
But in general, somewhat a moot point seeing that Flash apps compiled using this method are already in the app store at present, as well as a variety of other applications made using things that aren't Apple's SDK. As long as you abide by their restrictions it doesn't look like apple cares what you program in.
- jeremychone 17y agoOk, fair enough. I got confused about the bytecode. BTW, John's comment is interesting: http://www.bitsandbuzz.com/article/adobe-on-iphone-will-apple-allow-it/comment-page-1/#comment-4494 http://www.bitsandbuzz.com/article/adobe-on-iphone-will-appl...