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07-15-2009, 03:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-15-2009, 05:13 PM by potts.mike.)
Yeah, I didnt have a lot of time to read the whole page so it could be jail break only. I t was some on their page though.
http://www.mono-project.com/Mono:Iphone
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One key thing: Mono, iirc, doesn't provide x86 emulation. So if you're not on an x86 type processor, Mono isn't going to help you unless you get the .exe rebuilt for the target architecture.
The Nokia's and iPhones of this world are not x86's.
(aside: Mono for iPhone is likely not an app by itself, but a toolkit to aid porting .net apps into an iPhone app via XCode but without having to deal with Cocoa etc)
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Bodshal Wrote:One key thing: Mono, iirc, doesn't provide x86 emulation. So if you're not on an x86 type processor, Mono isn't going to help you unless you get the .exe rebuilt for the target architecture.
The Nokia's and iPhones of this world are not x86's.
(aside: Mono for iPhone is likely not an app by itself, but a toolkit to aid porting .net apps into an iPhone app via XCode but without having to deal with Cocoa etc)
Chris.
.NET is CPU independed code, it's Microsoft clone of java bytecode.