2009/4/9 Alexander Neundorf <a.neundorf-w...@gmx.net> > > This is cross compiling, right ?
Yes. You compile the ARM code for the device on a different platform. For example, on Windows I'd compile the ARM application and then transfer that binary to the device to be executed. > Does Xcode support this out of the box ? Support *what* outside of the box? If you're talking about cross compiling, then yes. It just uses GCCE, which itself is a cross compiler. What is the difference between the iPhone and the simulator ? (I guess the > simulator is also a virtual ARM machine, right ?) The simulator runs x86 code, which is why applications for the device and the simulator must be compiled separately. We call it a simulator and not an emulator for this reason.
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