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gyps808 I hate code! Posts: 2 Reg: Jun 08, 2011 honolulu 20	confirm \| cancel 06/16/11 12:28 PM (14 years ago) downloading source code with PC Can the simulator run with a PC? I don't have xcode, am going to outsource the actual app-to-itunes thing that needs to happen as I don't have a Mac...so how do i get the simulator to work with my PC? Or can I? Title Comments Can the simulator run with a PC? I don't have xcode, am going to outsource the actual app-to-itunes thing that needs to happen as I don't have a Mac...so how do i get the simulator to work with my PC? Or can I?

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	06/16/11 12:37 PM (14 years ago) You could possibly run a virtual machine and run xcode and the sim in that, that said, it tends to be the reverse that is true. That is to say it's usually people running Win VMs on a Mac. As you design and implement screens and features you are going to want to see them happening in real time on the SIM, tough to do without. The simulator and xcode are intrinsically linked, xcode passes the app to simulator. Not sure what to say..... Buy a cheap Mac! I run VMWares Fusion on mine (Mac) so have the best (surely worst. Ed!) of both worlds. Comments You could possibly run a virtual machine and run xcode and the sim in that, that said, it tends to be the reverse that is true. That is to say it's usually people running Win VMs on a Mac. As you design and implement screens and features you are going to want to see them happening in real time on the SIM, tough to do without. The simulator and xcode are intrinsically linked, xcode passes the app to simulator. Not sure what to say..... Buy a cheap Mac! I run VMWares Fusion on mine (Mac) so have the best (surely worst. Ed!) of both worlds.

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