iOS Support

[Ingemar]

Well.... It works!! =)... It's signed and running on my Iphone! 60 fps!

The command to sign is really simple :

codesign -s Developer demo01.app/demo01

I am trying to understand the process of loading an iOS program into a device. What does codesign do? How do you transfer the application? (Preferrably without using Xcode.)

[Andru]

Ingemar

What does codesign do?

Allows your application to work on iOS-devices.

How do you transfer the application?

After signing you can just drag&drop your bundle to iTunes

[Ingemar]

Ingemar

Allows your application to work on iOS-devices.


After signing you can just drag&drop your bundle to iTunes

So... all I have to do is to figure out how to call codesign properly, and then the developer can drag-and-drop and test as much as he/she likes? Sounds pretty easy.

[Andru]

So, I have written the first part of the notes "ZenGL for iOS". It can be useful not only for those people who uses ZenGL A bit later I will write about compilation some of ZenGL demo.

[WILL]

That wiki of yours is looking pretty handy so far.

Especially the iOS section. I imagine you'll update it once the FPC team releases the 2.5.2 version of the compiler?

[Andru]

I imagine you'll update it once the FPC team releases the 2.5.2 version of the compiler?

I hope so, and I hope that after official release of FreePascal 2.5.x it would be much easier for programmers to compile something for iOS via FreePascal

So, I have finished second part of those notes and put sample project for compilation and testing

[wagenheimer]

Well.. as expected it does not works with XCode 4.0.2. I get this error when running finish_fpc_iphone_install.command (object file /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS4.3.sdk//usr/lib/crt1.o was built for different arm sub-type (6) than link command line (0) for architecture arm)

Downloading XCode 3.2.6 (4.1 gb) and I will try again.