SJ99 - iPhone toolchain SDK v2.0.1
Support Leopard & Snow Leopard (MAC OS 10.5.x & 10.6.x) Perfectly.
Usually, in order to develop iPhone toolchain applications, the beginners need
to download several crosslink package and configure many complicated settings,
it's very hard to config, complie, and link the toolchain successfully in a
fews days. Almost 99% of the beginners will encounter several problems, and
more than half them will gave up.
From now on, everything is easy. All you have to do is just buy/download this
SJ99 iPhone Toolchain SDK, and install it on your Mac computer, only need to
click the mouse several times. It's a good news to all of the iPhone toolchain
developers.
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Develop and Distribute Toolchain Application, General Flow:
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SJ99 - iPhone Toolchain SDK, Installation Screen Snap:
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After installed successfully, you can found all of the necessary dev-tools is
ready on your computer:
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There are some Demo Apps with source code that you can find them after
installed the SDK. They are very easy to learn and test on the real iPhone.
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For example, If you want to run one of the Demo App: testapp, just step into
the source code folder, and run command line: $ make
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After run make successfully, you can find the new executable program:test was
created in the same folder.
Now let's run it on the real iPhone, it's very easy:
1st. Config your iphone WIFI to link your Mac in a same local network, edit the
iPhone_ip_address config file on your Mac
2nd. Run a simple command line: $ make up
OK, the script will upload the test program file onto your iPhone, and sign it
automatically.
Example: You can find the executable file:test in the /tmp folder on your
iPhone:
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Now you can run it by the terminal App on the iPhone:
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This is just a very simple demo. You can use this SDK to develop powerful and
fully functional iPhone applications.
In order to improve the dev efficiency, we recommend developers using Xcode to
develop the UI and common functions, just leave all of the underlying/bottom
functions to Toolchain SDK. It's very easy and suitable for the Xcode project
to link the dylib file which was complied by Toolchain SDK.
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Original issue reported on code.google.com by SJ99...@gmail.com on 21 Jul 2010 at 8:09
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
SJ99...@gmail.comon 21 Jul 2010 at 8:09