iOS Can you covert Android to Iphone?

[Kit Ramos]

Hello everyone,
I came here looking to see if any one knows if there's a program that will translate my android apps to iPhone ones.

I did just get me a mac mini that is running snow leopard on it, and I got the most current version of xcode running on it too.

but I'll have to admit I've not dealt with macs much, I got tons of experience in windows, some in linux, and a good handle on Android's Java code, as well as PHP, and JavaScript.

but I can see that it's all mute when I tried to figure out what's going on with apples objective c. so I was hoping there was some way I could solve this problem with out having to do a complete rewrite for the iPhones.
I see a lot more posts and threads about going in the other direction, iPhone to Android; And even a mention in one of them that they thought it would be easier to do it the way I'm hopping to but I'm not having much luck actually finding anything

 

[RodThePlod]

Hello everyone,
I came here looking to see if any one knows if there's a program that will translate my android apps to iPhone ones.

What type of app is it? Do a search for something called Titanium - that may be able to help you. But depending on the type of app, you may get better results by simply re-writing it...

RTP.

 

[Hansr]

Nope sorry no magic and not VMs allowed. A rewrite is needed if you want to do it.

 

[firewood]

Nope sorry no magic and not VMs allowed.

VMs might be allowed (there's a C64 and a few others in the App store). But you have to write or port your own VM, JVM or interpreter, and bundle it in with your app. No downloading to a VM is allowed.

It's probably a ton easier to rewrite your code than to port any VM.

Some HTML5/Javascript might be cross-platform suitable.