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Apple News \| IBM Releases Windows iPhone Programming Tutorial
Tuesday, 7th October 2008, 01:10 pm
IBM has released a tutorial on how to use the Eclipse C Development Toolkit (CDT) to program native applications for the iPhone. The tutorial is authored by PJ Cabrera and can be viewed in html here or you can download the pdf here. The tutorial does require you to jailbreak your iPhone. About this tutorial In July 2008, with the introduction of the Apple iPhone 3G and the iPhone OS V2.0, Apple Computer released production versions of an application development environment for the creation of native iPhone and Apple iPod Touch applications by third parties. But the application development environment is for Apple Mac OS X only, leaving developers using the Microsoft® Windows® and Linux® operating systems out of the loop with regard to developing native applications for this exciting platform. This tutorial explores the Eclipse C Development Tooling (CDT) project and how it allows you to work with C- and C++-based projects. In this tutorial, you install open source tools to help develop native applications for the iPhone platform on Windows and Linux, and learn about the source code of a basic iPhone application in Objective-C. Objectives This tutorial shows how you can use Eclipse and the CDT plug-ins to develop for the iPhone platform, using the open source GNU Compiler Collection (GCC). You use these tools to compile an Objective-C example application for the iPhone. Prerequisites This tutorial is written for C and C++ programmers whose skills and experience are at a beginning to intermediate level. You should have a general familiarity using a UNIX® command-line shell and a working knowledge of the C language. The iPhone Cocoa Touch native application development frameworks are written in Objective-C and are based on the Cocoa frameworks used in Mac OS X. Familiarity with Objective-C and Mac OS X Cocoa application development frameworks is not assumed, but such skills are helpful in making sense of the iPhone platform. Further study of Cocoa development is recommended after following this introductory tutorial. Read More -------------------------------------------
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