That link seems to imply that GlBasic is an issue. If it output the c code so we could finalise our apps in xcode and add in the features directly within xcode without having to wait on Gernot adding them perhaps that would allow us to continue.
I say the above because Steve Jobs directly states that this link (
http://daringfireball.net/2010/04/why_apple_changed_section_331) is very close to the reasons and I quote this - "And, obviously, such a meta-platform would be out of Apple’s control. Consider a world where some other company’s cross-platform toolkit proved wildly popular. Then Apple releases major new features to iPhone OS, and that other company’s toolkit is slow to adopt them. At that point, it’s the other company that controls when third-party apps can make use of these features."
I know I can view the c code generated by GlBasic so is it possible when creating the xcode project to have it fully viewable and editable in xcode when opened in xcode? That way I have the benefit of creating the base application in glbasic and the speed it allows this and the ability to add features directly afterwards in xcode so as to add whatever new features Apple release whenever I need them?
I guess this would also allow me to test directly in the simulator as well then.
Cheers
Mike R