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Last 30 days Dec 06, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by cravenlee - I would be interested in knowing if there is a working version with 3.1.2 also I would be interested in knowing if there is a working version with 3.1.2 also Nov 26, 2009 issue 11 (Torrent tracker is down) commented on by timoverbeek10 - http://denis.stalker.h3q.com:6969/announce http://tracker.openbittorrent.com/announce udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80/announce http://tracker.publicbt.com:80/announce Add this to tracker list in utorrent http://denis.stalker.h3q.com:6969/announce http://tracker.openbittorrent.com/announce udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80/announce http://tracker.publicbt.com:80/announce Add this to tracker list in utorrent Earlier this year Oct 18, 2009 issue 11 (Torrent tracker is down) reported by webmas...@syncro-community.de - Might be a temporary problem but at the moment the torrent tracker appears to be down. Is there a mirror? Might be a temporary problem but at the moment the torrent tracker appears to be down. Is there a mirror? Sep 25, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by kohaistyle - Hi guyz ! Successfully installed the toolchain, compiled a 'console' "hello world" and it worked ! Cool ! But whenever i try a GUI app, it fails to run on my 3gs, so my question is : what version is the installed SDK ? :) I clearly doubt it's the 3.1, for sure. Has anyone any ideas on how to install the latest SDK ? ( D/L the .dmg, but the headers and libs are in .pkg format, surely some linux thing ) Thx a bunch Hi guyz ! Successfully installed the toolchain, compiled a 'console' "hello world" and it worked ! Cool ! But whenever i try a GUI app, it fails to run on my 3gs, so my question is : what version is the installed SDK ? :) I clearly doubt it's the 3.1, for sure. Has anyone any ideas on how to install the latest SDK ? ( D/L the .dmg, but the headers and libs are in .pkg format, surely some linux thing ) Thx a bunch Sep 24, 2009 issue 10 ("Error occured" Please delete Cygwin, when MingW is installe...) reported by kohaistyle - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Simply launch the winchain .exe 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Expected : installing toolchain in c:/cygwin Happening : install fails saying to "delete cygwin folder", though i don't have cygwin installed ( not even some env. vars ) BUt i have mingW instead ! What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Last prebuilttoolchain, on vista SP2 Please provide any additional information below. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Simply launch the winchain .exe 2. 3. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Expected : installing toolchain in c:/cygwin Happening : install fails saying to "delete cygwin folder", though i don't have cygwin installed ( not even some env. vars ) BUt i have mingW instead ! What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Last prebuilttoolchain, on vista SP2 Please provide any additional information below. Sep 15, 2009 issue 8 (winChain is not launching the Cygwin installer after 4th ste...) commented on by lliquidllama - I downloaded the source for your project, and looking at the "Copy Files" button code, I saw that when the files are copied successfully, it enables the NPP button and not the Cygwin install button. Changing that line (66 in winChain.cs) to "btnInstallCygwin.Enabled = true;" and running it in Debug worked for me! I downloaded the source for your project, and looking at the "Copy Files" button code, I saw that when the files are copied successfully, it enables the NPP button and not the Cygwin install button. Changing that line (66 in winChain.cs) to "btnInstallCygwin.Enabled = true;" and running it in Debug worked for me! Aug 28, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by mathieu.bosi - Interesting: Developing with Eclipse/CDT (Linux/Windows) http://theappleblog.com/2008/10/07/ibm-extends-iphone-development-to-windowslinux-programmers/ (check the comments section for the actual tutorial) Interesting: Developing with Eclipse/CDT (Linux/Windows) http://theappleblog.com/2008/10/07/ibm-extends-iphone-development-to-windowslinux-programmers/ (check the comments section for the actual tutorial) Aug 28, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by mathieu.bosi - For what I understood reading around the Net: * To sell an app on the store you need a developer license (should be 99€, I think) * To have a developer license you need a machine running OSX and with XCode et al. * Quite probably you need an original Apple machine (cheapest being the Mac Mini, 600€ or so) So all of this implies that you would need at least 700€. Or maybe also: 99€ and a friend that can borrow you a Mac :) any different news would be welcome, btw... :\ For what I understood reading around the Net: * To sell an app on the store you need a developer license (should be 99€, I think) * To have a developer license you need a machine running OSX and with XCode et al. * Quite probably you need an original Apple machine (cheapest being the Mac Mini, 600€ or so) So all of this implies that you would need at least 700€. Or maybe also: 99€ and a friend that can borrow you a Mac :) any different news would be welcome, btw... :\ Aug 28, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by mathieu.bosi - For what I understood: .To sell an app on the store you need a developer license (99€ I think). .To have a developer license you need a machine running OSX and with XCode et al. .Quite probably you need an original OSX intel machine (cheapest being the Mac Mini, 600€ or so) So all of this implies that you would need at least 700€. Or maybe also 99€ and a friend that can borrow you a Mac :) any different news would be welcome, btw... :\ For what I understood: .To sell an app on the store you need a developer license (99€ I think). .To have a developer license you need a machine running OSX and with XCode et al. .Quite probably you need an original OSX intel machine (cheapest being the Mac Mini, 600€ or so) So all of this implies that you would need at least 700€. Or maybe also 99€ and a friend that can borrow you a Mac :) any different news would be welcome, btw... :\ Aug 27, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by jordon.prince - Can you make and app on this then sell it to on the app store Can you make and app on this then sell it to on the app store Aug 10, 2009 issue 8 (winChain is not launching the Cygwin installer after 4th ste...) commented on by kuvrio - I'm having the same problem everything downloaded today. Using Vista Home 32 bits, AMD Turion X2, 2GB of RAM toolchain installs on D:\Cygwin (My documents partition) and the "Install Cygwin Environmet" is always disabled. I'm having the same problem everything downloaded today. Using Vista Home 32 bits, AMD Turion X2, 2GB of RAM toolchain installs on D:\Cygwin (My documents partition) and the "Install Cygwin Environmet" is always disabled. Aug 10, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by vinoth4.manickam - How to install ? where to download the iphone emulator ? How to install ? where to download the iphone emulator ? Aug 05, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by skjain81 - the code made on windchain can be later used with xcode on mac and compiled to make an iphone app? the code made on windchain can be later used with xcode on mac and compiled to make an iphone app? Jul 30, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by khopcraft - I believe it uses the language "objective-c" I dont really know right now since I cant compile and am trying to compile before making the program. I believe it uses the language "objective-c" I dont really know right now since I cant compile and am trying to compile before making the program. Jul 28, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by drocklin...@hotmail.com - Okay, I know this is going to sound REALLY stupid, but what type of code does it require to actually make the apps? I just want to make a simple app that includes tabs that link to Twitter, a website, a YouTube channel, and maybe a contact tab that opens the Mail.app if it's not too complicated. What I want to make is similar to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwswa2Sq7LY. Any help is greatly appreciated. Okay, I know this is going to sound REALLY stupid, but what type of code does it require to actually make the apps? I just want to make a simple app that includes tabs that link to Twitter, a website, a YouTube channel, and maybe a contact tab that opens the Mail.app if it's not too complicated. What I want to make is similar to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwswa2Sq7LY. Any help is greatly appreciated. Jul 27, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by Matt.Pepers - Can this be used as a tool to make legitimate iPhone Apps at all? Can I use this to write working code on windows that I am able to copy over to a mac computer and send off to get approved for the app store? Thank you. Can this be used as a tool to make legitimate iPhone Apps at all? Can I use this to write working code on windows that I am able to copy over to a mac computer and send off to get approved for the app store? Thank you. Jul 24, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by pete.dallas - I'm getting the same error "bash: make command not found" One of the answers says to: "u need to add to your PATH environment variable path_to_your_cygwin_bin " How do I add the PATH? I'm getting the same error "bash: make command not found" One of the answers says to: "u need to add to your PATH environment variable path_to_your_cygwin_bin " How do I add the PATH? Jul 22, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by syedali069 - Ok so ive got everything installed but how do i actullay compile everything. Ok so ive got everything installed but how do i actullay compile everything. Jul 11, 2009 HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by rtbeers - I've decided to buy a 15" Mac Powerbook. I will get a 500GB drive and use 200GB of it for Mac OSX and 300GB for Windows 7. I need a laptop, I need Windows (for all of my applications) and I need Mac OSX for iPhone development. Dual booting will give me the best of both worlds on a highly rated notebook. I justify half of the nearly $2,000 investment as the cost of iPhone development and the other half as my need for a Windows notebook. After spending nearly a week investigating and trying every way of developing iPhone apps on a Windows platform (with limited success) I am on the verge of giving up. Even if I get this winChain working flawlessly I will still be stuck with an obsolete SDK (iPhone 1.14 while iPhone 2.0 has been superceeded by iPhone 3.0). Most examples just won't compile. Many frameworks and libraries aren't available. I am not learning iPhone app development. I am learning a whole bunch of stuff that I don't particularly want to learn. Even if all of the iPhone SDK and IDE (including XCode and iPhone simulator) was ported and ran flawlessly under Windows or Linux one would still not be able to sell one's app on Apple's App Store. I do not agree with this but that's just the way it is. If you want an open environment look at Google's Android. This looks like it has the potential to be a serious rival to the iPhone without Apple's "big brother" tactics. As for now I love my iPhone and it does have a serious market share. It has been an interesting but frustrating journey. I've decided to buy a 15" Mac Powerbook. I will get a 500GB drive and use 200GB of it for Mac OSX and 300GB for Windows 7. I need a laptop, I need Windows (for all of my applications) and I need Mac OSX for iPhone development. Dual booting will give me the best of both worlds on a highly rated notebook. I justify half of the nearly $2,000 investment as the cost of iPhone development and the other half as my need for a Windows notebook. After spending nearly a week investigating and trying every way of developing iPhone apps on a Windows platform (with limited success) I am on the verge of giving up. Even if I get this winChain working flawlessly I will still be stuck with an obsolete SDK (iPhone 1.14 while iPhone 2.0 has been superceeded by iPhone 3.0). Most examples just won't compile. Many frameworks and libraries aren't available. I am not learning iPhone app development. I am learning a whole bunch of stuff that I don't particularly want to learn. Even if all of the iPhone SDK and IDE (including XCode and iPhone simulator) was ported and ran flawlessly under Windows or Linux one would still not be able to sell one's app on Apple's App Store. I do not agree with this but that's just the way it is. If you want an open environment look at Google's Android. This looks like it has the potential to be a serious rival to the iPhone without Apple's "big brother" tactics. As for now I love my iPhone and it does have a serious market share. It has been an interesting but frustrating journey. May 26, 2009 issue 9 (Unable to find libobjc) commented on by csy0013 - Please close this defect. I remembered that the RAR (preBuiltToolchain.rar) had a CRC error. I re-downloaded and now it works fine. Please close this defect. I remembered that the RAR (preBuiltToolchain.rar) had a CRC error. I re-downloaded and now it works fine. May 26, 2009 issue 9 (Unable to find libobjc) reported by csy0013 - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Generate using template 2. Open cygwin shell and navigate to project folder 3. Enter 'make' What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The project should compile without errors. However, an error is thrown: /usr/local/bin/arm-apple-darwin-ld: can't locate file for: -lobjc What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? I am using the preBuiltToolchain and 1.01 of WinChain, on Window Vista (32-bit) What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Generate using template 2. Open cygwin shell and navigate to project folder 3. Enter 'make' What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The project should compile without errors. However, an error is thrown: /usr/local/bin/arm-apple-darwin-ld: can't locate file for: -lobjc What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? I am using the preBuiltToolchain and 1.01 of WinChain, on Window Vista (32-bit) May 21, 2009 issue 8 (winChain is not launching the Cygwin installer after 4th ste...) commented on by deshpande.sunil - Please comment in this issue.. its very urgent.. Please comment in this issue.. its very urgent.. May 17, 2009 issue 8 (winChain is not launching the Cygwin installer after 4th ste...) commented on by deshpande.sunil - What is the expected output? What do you see instead? It should enable the Cygwin installer What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? winChain 1.0.1 version and on Windows Vista for Linova Laptop. Please provide any additional information below. I am referring this site http://code.google.com/p/winchain/ for my What is the expected output? What do you see instead? It should enable the Cygwin installer What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? winChain 1.0.1 version and on Windows Vista for Linova Laptop. Please provide any additional information below. I am referring this site http://code.google.com/p/winchain/ for my May 17, 2009 issue 8 (winChain is not launching the Cygwin installer after 4th ste...) reported by deshpande.sunil - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1) You'll download the two files. 2) You'll download WinRAR and extract preBuiltToolchain.rar. 3) You run winChain.exe and it'll ask for the preBuiltToolchain folder. 4) You'll wait a little while as winChain copies the file (it should only take a second). After finishing 4th step its not launching Cygwin installer. 5) winChain will launch the Cygwin installer. You just have to keep clicking "Next" until it completes... no special options or anything. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Please provide any additional information below. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1) You'll download the two files. 2) You'll download WinRAR and extract preBuiltToolchain.rar. 3) You run winChain.exe and it'll ask for the preBuiltToolchain folder. 4) You'll wait a little while as winChain copies the file (it should only take a second). After finishing 4th step its not launching Cygwin installer. 5) winChain will launch the Cygwin installer. You just have to keep clicking "Next" until it completes... no special options or anything. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Please provide any additional information below. May 05, 2009 issue 3 (Hello World sample not included) commented on by vinicius.hisao - Some examples is necessary :D Some examples is necessary :D Apr 22, 2009 issue 3 (Hello World sample not included) commented on by mickamusset - same here, plz ^^ same here, plz ^^ Feb 01, 2009 issue 2 (Help for make in cygwin) commented on by efe.cologlu - Info.plist I must be capital... Info.plist I must be capital... Older Dec 29, 2008 issue 7 (an exception occured. does the folder "cygwin" exist in root...) commented on by zubair.qau - It has deleted the files of the folder where I have downloaded (preBuiltToolchain_v1 (1).torrent) it and Browse:-( BEWARE of it... It has deleted the files of the folder where I have downloaded (preBuiltToolchain_v1 (1).torrent) it and Browse:-( BEWARE of it... Dec 29, 2008 issue 7 (an exception occured. does the folder "cygwin" exist in root...) commented on by zubair.qau - Browse the file preBuiltToolchain_v1 (1).torrent where you have downloaded it, DON'T MOVE IT TO another place... Browse the file preBuiltToolchain_v1 (1).torrent where you have downloaded it, DON'T MOVE IT TO another place... Oct 15, 2008 issue 2 (Help for make in cygwin) commented on by serge.kuznetsov - For those who cannot compile. It's a just one line fix. With this fix I was able to compile the sample application: $(INFOPLIST_ABS): See my attached make file. For those who cannot compile. It's a just one line fix. With this fix I was able to compile the sample application: $(INFOPLIST_ABS): See my attached make file. Oct 05, 2008 issue 7 (an exception occured. does the folder "cygwin" exist in root...) reported by stonemasta - What does this mean? I deleted all CYGWIN folders and this is still happening when I click copy toolchain. Please help me, thanks! What does this mean? I deleted all CYGWIN folders and this is still happening when I click copy toolchain. Please help me, thanks! Aug 22, 2008 issue 4 (Critical) commented on by i...@webworkz.nl - installing .net framework 2.0 resolves this issue installing .net framework 2.0 resolves this issue Aug 22, 2008 issue 4 (Critical) commented on by i...@webworkz.nl - We get the same error. Anyone has a workaround for this? We get the same error. Anyone has a workaround for this? Aug 07, 2008 issue 6 (Tell that is also needed "Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0" to r...) reported by Suondmao - Good job man ;) Good job man ;) Aug 04, 2008 issue 4 (Critical) commented on by csouther - I have this issue as well. It says that it failed to initiate. I attached a screen shot of it for you. I have this issue as well. It says that it failed to initiate. I attached a screen shot of it for you.

HowToUse (A quick walkthrough on winChain 1.0) Wiki page commented on by rtbeers - I've decided to buy a 15" Mac Powerbook. I will get a 500GB drive and use 200GB of it for Mac OSX and 300GB for Windows 7. I need a laptop, I need Windows (for all of my applications) and I need Mac OSX for iPhone development. Dual booting will give me the best of both worlds on a highly rated notebook. I justify half of the nearly $2,000 investment as the cost of iPhone development and the other half as my need for a Windows notebook. After spending nearly a week investigating and trying every way of developing iPhone apps on a Windows platform (with limited success) I am on the verge of giving up. Even if I get this winChain working flawlessly I will still be stuck with an obsolete SDK (iPhone 1.14 while iPhone 2.0 has been superceeded by iPhone 3.0). Most examples just won't compile. Many frameworks and libraries aren't available. I am not learning iPhone app development. I am learning a whole bunch of stuff that I don't particularly want to learn. Even if all of the iPhone SDK and IDE (including XCode and iPhone simulator) was ported and ran flawlessly under Windows or Linux one would still not be able to sell one's app on Apple's App Store. I do not agree with this but that's just the way it is. If you want an open environment look at Google's Android. This looks like it has the potential to be a serious rival to the iPhone without Apple's "big brother" tactics. As for now I love my iPhone and it does have a serious market share. It has been an interesting but frustrating journey.

I've decided to buy a 15" Mac Powerbook. I will get a 500GB drive and use 200GB of it for Mac OSX and 300GB for Windows 7. I need a laptop, I need Windows (for all of my applications) and I need Mac OSX for iPhone development. Dual booting will give me the best of both worlds on a highly rated notebook. I justify half of the nearly $2,000 investment as the cost of iPhone development and the other half as my need for a Windows notebook. After spending nearly a week investigating and trying every way of developing iPhone apps on a Windows platform (with limited success) I am on the verge of giving up. Even if I get this winChain working flawlessly I will still be stuck with an obsolete SDK (iPhone 1.14 while iPhone 2.0 has been superceeded by iPhone 3.0). Most examples just won't compile. Many frameworks and libraries aren't available. I am not learning iPhone app development. I am learning a whole bunch of stuff that I don't particularly want to learn. Even if all of the iPhone SDK and IDE (including XCode and iPhone simulator) was ported and ran flawlessly under Windows or Linux one would still not be able to sell one's app on Apple's App Store. I do not agree with this but that's just the way it is. If you want an open environment look at Google's Android. This looks like it has the potential to be a serious rival to the iPhone without Apple's "big brother" tactics. As for now I love my iPhone and it does have a serious market share. It has been an interesting but frustrating journey.

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