Will Dragonfire SDK work with Buzztouch code?

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AppCreator I hate code! Posts: 1 Reg: Sep 11, 2011 Tempe 10	confirm \| cancel 09/14/11 05:21 PM (14 years ago) Will Dragonfire SDK work with Buzztouch code? Do I have to use xcode to use the iphone simulator? Will the code Buzztouch creates work within Dragonfire SDK to make iphone apps within a windows environment? Im limited to using Windows vista laptop Title Comments Do I have to use xcode to use the iphone simulator? Will the code Buzztouch creates work within Dragonfire SDK to make iphone apps within a windows environment? Im limited to using Windows vista laptop

Parker @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1395 Reg: May 09, 2011 Pacific Grove, ... 24,500	09/14/11 11:36 PM (14 years ago) As far as I know, if you're using buzztouch, you do need xcode to simulate and/or compile your apps, which will require an intel based mac. Of all the files produced for iphone when you download your app project from buzztouch, the main one is the xcode project file. This project file is written in objective-c and I believe Dragonfire is C/C++ based. So you'll have problems trying to import a buzztouch project into Dragonfire. Comments As far as I know, if you're using buzztouch, you do need xcode to simulate and/or compile your apps, which will require an intel based mac. Of all the files produced for iphone when you download your app project from buzztouch, the main one is the xcode project file. This project file is written in objective-c and I believe Dragonfire is C/C++ based. So you'll have problems trying to import a buzztouch project into Dragonfire.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	09/16/11 10:39 AM (14 years ago) Thoughts: However, there is NO DIFFERENCE between you create a new iPhone project from scratch and downloading your project from your buzztouch control panel. In other words, 'using buzztouch' has nothing to do with whether or not something like DragonFire will work. If DragonFire allows you to run the Xcode developer environement it should allow you to run the iPhone simulator - right? Sounds like a fun experiment. Comments Thoughts: However, there is NO DIFFERENCE between you create a new iPhone project from scratch and downloading your project from your buzztouch control panel. In other words, 'using buzztouch' has nothing to do with whether or not something like DragonFire will work. If DragonFire allows you to run the Xcode developer environement it should allow you to run the iPhone simulator - right? Sounds like a fun experiment.

DonHustler Apple Fan Posts: 1 Reg: Nov 04, 2011 9435 10	11/04/11 05:06 AM (14 years ago) Have somebody new Information about this entry ? I don't have a Mac, but i want to creat apps with buzztouch. Have somebody done the experiment ? Thx for Answers. Comments Have somebody new Information about this entry ? I don't have a Mac, but i want to creat apps with buzztouch. Have somebody done the experiment ? Thx for Answers.

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