By the way, if I compile your examples, should I need 2.0 firmware in my iphone in order to exectute it? or can I use 1.1.4 hack?

I ask you this question because I was having problems installing 1.1.4 hack , well, actually I didnt try it too much.

On the other hand, I found that website a week ago (http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ajw/public/iphone-gl/) but I couldnt compile anything using winchain (I have to try tool chain in linux and/or macosx)

See you later.

[del]You need 2.0 firmware to run my code, because iPhone OS Simulator doesn't support OpenGL ES. Oh, when you compile the project, please select configuration of device, else xcode will generate a lot of error because it cannot find the OpenGL ES framework for simulator.[/del]
Just see the new released beta4 introduce OpenGL ES support to Simulator. So that with this release, you need not the firmware any longer.

If winchain means the iphone-dev team toolchain in cygwin, it should work. If you get error about cannot find "NSObject.h" or similar, edit the header files generated by class-dump to change it as "Foundation/NSObject.h".

"select configuration of device"

Excuse me, but what do you exactly mean?

Thanks

Originally Posted by riruilo

"select configuration of device"

Excuse me, but what do you exactly mean?

Thanks

If you are using sdk before b4, you have to select build for device in xcode. By default, it is "simulator debug", change to "device debug" or "device release".

After b4, the simulator is working, just forget it.

hahha no kidding I hate the square brackets! i'm developing my app "SonicBoom" in Windows using Visual C++ with www.DragonFireSDK.com and it's going great. DragonFireSDK uses a C++ layer to call Obj-C functions, it has nice documentation and the API is easy to learn.

why would you learn Objective C when you can program for the iPhone in Windows with C++??