LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
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LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
Hi,
While I've played around successfully with the Community Edition, I still have my copy of LC 5.5 Personal Edition and have paid to be an Apple Developer. Prior to iOS7 I was able to run apps on my iPhone & iPad devices.
Now that my devices are running iOS7, what options do I have to be able to run apps on my iDevices? I am running Snow Leopard and using XCode 4.2. Do I need to upgrade my Mac OS, Xcode, or both? I don't really care about commercial release, but I would like to be able to run my apps on my iPhone.
Call me a dinosaur.... Thanks for your help.
J
While I've played around successfully with the Community Edition, I still have my copy of LC 5.5 Personal Edition and have paid to be an Apple Developer. Prior to iOS7 I was able to run apps on my iPhone & iPad devices.
Now that my devices are running iOS7, what options do I have to be able to run apps on my iDevices? I am running Snow Leopard and using XCode 4.2. Do I need to upgrade my Mac OS, Xcode, or both? I don't really care about commercial release, but I would like to be able to run my apps on my iPhone.
Call me a dinosaur.... Thanks for your help.
J
Re: LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
You are a dinosaur 
Check http://livecode.com/developers/guides/mobile/ios/ for the recommended configurations. For iOS 7 you'll need xCode 5. LC 5.5 won't work for creating iOS 7 apps, as far as I know.
Gerry

Check http://livecode.com/developers/guides/mobile/ios/ for the recommended configurations. For iOS 7 you'll need xCode 5. LC 5.5 won't work for creating iOS 7 apps, as far as I know.
Gerry
14" MacBook Pro
Former LiveCode developer.
Now recovering.
Former LiveCode developer.
Now recovering.
Re: LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
Snow Leopard was an excellent OS.
Sadly, after that -beginning with Lion-, OS X is walking with steady steps towards being an annoying bloatware.
Mavericks was supposed to be a performance monster.
Yet, it can't even open smallest jpeg files with Quick Look in under 3 seconds
But,
you have to abide, you have to comply...
Upgrade to Mavericks and start missing the good, ol' days
Best,
~ Ender Nafi
Sadly, after that -beginning with Lion-, OS X is walking with steady steps towards being an annoying bloatware.
Mavericks was supposed to be a performance monster.
Yet, it can't even open smallest jpeg files with Quick Look in under 3 seconds

But,
you have to abide, you have to comply...
Upgrade to Mavericks and start missing the good, ol' days

Best,
~ Ender Nafi
~... together, we're smarter ...~
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macOS Sierra • LiveCode 7 & xCode 8
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macOS Sierra • LiveCode 7 & xCode 8
Re: LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
When Lion was released I tried it out, but was disappointed and soon after reverted to Snow Leopard. I haven't had a reason to change until my recent desire to revisit LiveCode and run apps on my mobile devices. : (
Joel Starkman
Joel Starkman
Re: LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
That's exactly my point Joel,
If my mac was just for personal use, I'd stick with Snow Leopard.
I guess, I'm a dinosaur, too
But a developer have to be obedient to their {Apple's, Microsoft's, Google', whatever} rules.
Best,
~ Ender Nafi
If my mac was just for personal use, I'd stick with Snow Leopard.
I guess, I'm a dinosaur, too

But a developer have to be obedient to their {Apple's, Microsoft's, Google', whatever} rules.
Best,
~ Ender Nafi
~... together, we're smarter ...~
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macOS Sierra • LiveCode 7 & xCode 8
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macOS Sierra • LiveCode 7 & xCode 8
Re: LC5.5 Personal & Snow Leopard & iOS7
Hi Ender,
Thanks for your reply. My app is running well after a couple more versions, but I could really use it more effectively if it was on my iPhone. I guess I'll have to bite the bullet an jump on the upgrade wagon.
Joel
Thanks for your reply. My app is running well after a couple more versions, but I could really use it more effectively if it was on my iPhone. I guess I'll have to bite the bullet an jump on the upgrade wagon.
Joel