iOS Support

[Andru]

Do you have access to actual hardware that you can test it out on?

Personally I have no iPad/iPhone(for now, maybe later I will buy it ), but friend of mine have it, and as soon as we resolve question with certificate, I will be able to test all this on real device

if you could write a tutorial on how to get a development environment setup and what configurations should be made

Yeah... there are a lot of steps, but for all of them I have written bash-scripts Only one question which I didn't check it's a building from Xcode for uploading applications to iPad/iPhone.

[wagenheimer]

Congratulations! =)

I have an Iphone and a Developer Account! If you want, I cant test it on real device to you!

[Stoney]

I have an Iphone and a Developer Account! If you want, I cant test it on real device to you!

Same here. I have an iPod Touch 4th Gen (Retina Display).
Btw: You should check if it works with XCode 4. Apple made some major changes with the new XCode version and a lot of things broke in the process.

[Andru]

You should check if it works with XCode 4. Apple made some major changes with the new XCode version and a lot of things broke in the process.

Reading mac-pascal mail list I found that there is no support for it with FreePascal...

[Stoney]

XCode 4 works with FreePascal 2.5.1, see: http://web.me.com/macpgmr/ObjP/Xcode4/ObjP_Part1.html

[Andru]

XCode 4 works with FreePascal 2.5.1, see: http://web.me.com/macpgmr/ObjP/Xcode4/ObjP_Part1.html

Hm, interesting

So, can anybody sign&test for me this executable via codesign as described here? It was built with iPhone SDK 4.2, zlib for ARMv6, but I don't know for which ARM is configured gcc toolchain.

[wagenheimer]

Apple really does not make the things easy. I am not able to sign your application. The command line instructions really does not help much! =(

I have some work to do now, but I will take a look on it again later!