Eclipse and the iTouch…

[Rithy58]

@Chief:

> @Rithy58:
>
> > Just a hint ;)
> > The first iPod Touch/iPhone Online Role Playing Game is in development.
> > If you love cute/awesome graphic and awesome action, you'll love the game.
> > I probably doesn't have the right to leech this info but you know…pre-advertisment. XD
>
> me knows ^^

Monkey?
XD

Sincerely,
Rithy

[Chief]

no, I actually dont know. I was kidding, lol. but now I know who to bribe.

[SawQuart]

@Zetta:

> it costs $100 per code review for iTouch/iPhone apps. So unless you people would pay for it, it is not going to happen.

You could always release it to Cydia…

[Rithy58]

@Jungletoe:

> @Zetta:
>
> > it costs $100 per code review for iTouch/iPhone apps. So unless you people would pay for it, it is not going to happen.
>
> You could always release it to Cydia…

I don't know if that's a good idea.
People are scared of downloading app from Cydia because of the recent worms. And actually, they don't download app from Cydia unless it's really important such as Flash Support, Updates, OpenSSH, Command Line(dunno what's it called).
I, myself, owned a Jailbroken iPhone 2G and unjailbroken iPhone 3GS. The reason why is, I know that I'll messed up the 2G one day by downloading app from Cydia.

Sincerely,
Rithy

[Xavi]

@Zetta:

> nope. You cannot run Java on the  iPhone. Its against the TOA of owning an iPhone/iTouch.

What were they thinking??

[Rithy58]

Well…I already jailbroken it so what do I got to lose?

If I can use Java on iPhone, I will. It's just that there isn't any I can get from Cydia.

Sincerely,
Rithy

[SHADERS]

doesnt the myphone or droid with google have java built in?

[JSchilli1]

XCode's for Mac, not XNA.

-JS1

[Homicidal Monkey]

@SHADERS:

> doesnt the myphone or droid with google have java built in?

yeah, it should support 32bit arm java. but the loaded version is not the same.

[kwarz]

@Rithy58:

> @Jungletoe:
>
> > @Zetta:
> >
> > > it costs $100 per code review for iTouch/iPhone apps. So unless you people would pay for it, it is not going to happen.
> >
> > You could always release it to Cydia…
>
> I don't know if that's a good idea.
> People are scared of downloading app from Cydia because of the recent worms. And actually, they don't download app from Cydia unless it's really important such as Flash Support, Updates, OpenSSH, Command Line(dunno what's it called).
> I, myself, owned a Jailbroken iPhone 2G and unjailbroken iPhone 3GS. The reason why is, I know that I'll messed up the 2G one day by downloading app from Cydia.
>
> Sincerely,
> Rithy

its called termenal, and is there flash support on cydia?

[Khachaturian]

@Rose:

> Eliminator Pro.

Eliminate Pro?

It's a online FPS, don't know how much of an MMORPG it is.

[Patrick]

iPod and iPhone require native C/C++ and ObjC

So, if we use c/c++ we winz?

[Homicidal Monkey]

@мсичġġєт:

> iPod and iPhone require native C/C++ and ObjC
>
> So, if we use c/c++ we winz?

not quite. Microsoft Visual C++.net is not the same as gcc C++ or Microsoft Visual C++ 6\. Objective C for Appleshit probably causes the same issue.

[unknown]

Yeah.. Objective C is completely different. The guy who built smalltalk helped make it, it's nothing like C or C++. You need the iPhone SDK to develop anything on the iPhone and a developers licence to deploy it in the app store (which costs like $100 a year).

I think there are third party tools for devloping in different languages but nothing directly from Apple other than Objective C.

[Homicidal Monkey]

as I said like ten posts earlier, it just isn't convenient to program for iPhone/iTouch unless I got a shitload of money to burn.

[kwarz]

jave works on iphone and ipod touch, just its very limited