I have an older Mac Powerbook G4 that is a Power PC, not an Intel based Mac. The current XCode compilers don't support my old workhorse Mac Power PC. Is there anywhere I can get the older version of the XCode compiler that would work with my system? Would the resulting iPhone app still be functional? Would I be better off going somewhere like fiverr.com to get somebody to compile my app and give me the source code, or is anyone around here doing this?

All the requirements I've read for developing for the Apple App Store state that an Intel-based Mac is required. Even if a PowerPC version of Xcode exists (I suspect it does), I don't think that the resulting app would be supported. So, you could go the route of fiverr and have somebody compile it for you, or do what I did, and find a $200 Mac Mini on Craigslist. Makes a nice second computer, and gave me the Intel platform I needed (though watch out, there are some PowerPC based Mac Mini's out there). Mark

Thanks!!! :s there anyone here one Buzztouch who I could pay to compile the iPhone app while I'm looking for a Mac Mini? The ones near me are Power PC based, and I've already got that in my PowerBook. I may have to drive over to Atlanta to get one, and I can't do that until next weekend, or either buy one on ebay. The guy on fiverr hasn't responded yet. Another question is that I have made an app with a quiz in version 1.4, and just read about some of the approval issues from Apple. Should I build it in version 1.5 before I get it complied, knowing that I can't test it as I go as the documentation in 1.5 readme suggests? Sorry for all the questions! I don't have a problem compiling Android apps, fortunately...

just got XCODE 3.2.6 loaded on a Hackintosh that i pulled from the Apple Deveoper site here: http://developer.apple.com/xcode/ i hope i can use BT1.5 for iOS and this version of XCode!