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I finally joined the Cult, has anyone else?: Originally Posted by Big_Bear_Scot Mainly Objective-C, but you can get Objective-C to talk to C++. What I have is a layer of Objective C code which starts up the application, retrieves values from touch screen ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Bear_Scot View Post
    Mainly Objective-C, but you can get Objective-C to talk to C++.

    What I have is a layer of Objective C code which starts up the application, retrieves values from touch screen and then a C++ layer which contains my game code.

    The SDK for the iPhone is a wee bit of mess, there is some of it that is Objective-C only and others that is C.

    Other issues are you need a mac in order to develop for the iPhone, also if you want to put your app on the device you need to pay a yearly fee of $99.

    If you want any other details just drop me a PM.
    When you say put your app on the device, do you mean getting it placed in the itunes app store costs $99 a year?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archangel View Post
    When you say put your app on the device, do you mean getting it placed in the itunes app store costs $99 a year?
    For general testing and putting it on the app store. I can register 200 devices that can then install my app on their device using iTunes. Then once it is fully tested then I can upload it for submission to the App Store.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Bear_Scot View Post
    For general testing and putting it on the app store. I can register 200 devices that can then install my app on their device using iTunes. Then once it is fully tested then I can upload it for submission to the App Store.
    I see, thanks for the insight into the workings of this new industry. Here's a link I found through a quick search for more info, for those interested in how the process works. https://adcweb.apple.com/iphone/

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